Storm-downed limbs, a brush pile, bags of leaves, hedge trimmings, grass clippings, old mulch — a vetted local Gopher with a truck gathers it, loads it, and hauls it off, raking out the spot after. Green waste goes to be mulched or composted where they can, not bagged for the landfill. No depot run, no waiting on the biweekly bin. You set the offer — a neighbor with a truck, not a franchise rate — and only dump fees are at cost.
Gopher isn’t a franchise or a trip to the green-waste depot. It’s a neighbor with a truck clearing the yard for you — on three simple rules.
Make an offer up front or ask for instant bids. A neighbor with a truck clears it for what you offer — no bags to buy, no depot fee, no franchise rate on top.
Great junk luggers join Gopher without paying a dime for leads or a cut. No franchise fees, no lead costs — so more trucks compete for your job, and none of that overhead lands on your bill.
A hauler you pick by name and rating gathers and loads it all — branches, leaves, clippings — rakes out the spot, and takes the green waste to be mulched or composted where they can.
Hauling is a crowded trade. Here’s what going local on Gopher gets you that a franchise truck or the curbside bin can’t.
Same yard cleared, none of the back-breaking weekend. Here’s what shifts when a neighbor with a truck does the job and you set the offer.
Everything is on the table before you confirm:
Photograph the pile, brush, or bags and where they are.
Set what you’ll pay your hauler for the haul — they keep all of it.
Picked by you or first available — gathers and loads it all.
Raked out, composted where possible — not a bag in sight.
Send a neighbor with a truck to clear your yard waste — branches, leaves, and brush gathered, loaded, and composted where they can — for what you offer, with only dump fees at cost. Not a bag left behind.