Best Yard Waste Removal Services and Cost in
Lincoln NE
LNK Hauling Junk & Moving

LINCOLN YARD WASTE REMOVAL 

Yard waste removal services near Lincoln NE: With everything else you have to take care of in your home, it’s easy to let your yard areas go neglected. And there’s much more involved that mowing the grass every so often if you want to make the most of your yard. It also requires cleaning and hauling waste and debris.

Your back porch and yard are perfect places to have parties, barbeques, and other types of outdoor get-together. Whenever the weather is nice, instead of people romping around in the house, you can host them outside. During the summer, especially, your yard can be a great place for your family and friends to gather.

What is Yard Waste Removal?

Yard waste removal services near Lincoln NE: Most homeowners with any amount of property take time to keep their yard and landscaping looking nice and appealing. This means not only maintenance like mowing lawns, pruning shrubs and trees, trimming plants and flowers, and so on, but also the need for yard waste removal.

Raking up the lawn trimmings or fall leaves is only half the job! If you aren’t using some of this debris for composting, then it has to be removed and disposed of as you can’t leave it all on your lawn. And most homeowners (and house renters) have organic waste recycling bins, often the green ones that are provided by their municipal waste management company.

For many residents these are great for their yard waste removal and disposal.

While these bins may be perfectly manageable for small properties or small lawns, what if you have a large property or numbers of shrubs and trees? And what if you’re contemplating a major landscaping project? This can easily mean that your yard waste and debris is more than you can easily dispose of yourself.

Yard waste Pickup – Items we take

There is a great deal more to yard waste pickup than piles of leaves or trimmings. In fact, there is a whole list of items we take when it comes to yard waste.

At LNK HAULING JUNK & MOVING, we specialize in almost all types of yard debris, including:

• Branches
• Clippings
• Stumps
• Soil
• Sod
• Landscaping Debris
• Fencing
• Firewood
• Lumber
• Old Timber
• Plasterboard
• Frames
• Windows
• Shingles
• Corrugated Iron

Not only are we pros in yard waste disposal, we specialize in all sorts of junk removal including:

• Appliance Removal
• Furniture Removal
• Hot Tub Removal
• Trash Removal
• Mattress Disposal
• Television Disposal & Recycling
• Refrigerator Disposal & Recycling
• Construction Waste Removal
• E-Waste Disposal
• Foreclosure Cleanouts
• Garbage Removal
• Dumpster Rental Alternative

And just about anything else you don’t want!

Yard Waste Management

Composting

Yard waste removal services near Lincoln NE: Composting is a natural recycling process that can be done at home with lawn and garden waste. Microorganisms from the soil interact with compost materials to help break down plant matter. Proper moisture, air, and temperature aid these microorganisms in their work. Finished compost is used as an organic plant food and soil amendment.

Grass cycling

Grass cycling is leaving grass clippings on the lawn to decompose. Grass clippings are mostly water. When you mow regularly, clippings quickly decompose and release nutrients to fertilize the lawn. Research shows that when grass clippings are left on the lawn, one-third less fertilizer is needed to achieve the same color and grass density found on lawns where the clippings are removed.

Mulching

Mulches help soil retain moisture, moderate temperature fluctuations, and reduce erosion and soil compaction. Yard wastes such as grass clippings, leaves, and chipped or shredded brush and branches can be used as organic mulches. Organic mulches are usually applied three inches deep over the soil and around plants to achieve the benefits of mulching.

Mulching Leaves in Place

Leaves are rich in carbon, phosphorus, and potassium – all essential nutrients needed by plants, including turf grasses. Simply mow leaves along with the grass during fall, and let the small leaf pieces filter down among the grass blades. Three to four passes may be required to chop leaves fine enough so that they filter through the turf and expose grass leaves to sunlight.

Native Landscaping

Whether you have a big yard and don’t use it all for activities, or if you have a small yard with only foundation beds, consider planting an area of native grasses, perennials, shrubs, and/or trees. Using native plant species reduces the need for watering, mowing, and pesticide use. It also means creating a beautiful yard that attracts more birds and butterflies by providing shelter and natural food sources. One great way of joining the Irvington Pollinator Pathway movement it’s to register your home!

Vermicomposting

Red worms live in the upper layer of the forest floor. These worms can turn food waste into nutrient-rich humus for gardens and houseplants. A mere tablespoon of worm castings provides enough organic plant nutrients to feed an eight inch potted plant for over two months. Use a worm composting bin or vermicomposting bin to make a valuable soil amendment out of things like: old newspapers, vegetable food scraps, trimmings from house plants and other organic materials that would normally be thrown away.