Work before your pickup week
Share your address and confirmed city collection week. We aim to schedule trimming about a week beforehand, subject to availability and the needs of your trees.
Fort Worth bulk pickup • Tree trimming
We trim.
We stack.
You save.
Plan your tree trimming around your Fort Worth pickup week. We cut and stack eligible debris to the city’s published size and placement rules, helping reduce the need for paid hauling.
Opens the City of Fort Worth address lookup. Enter your street address to check collection dates.
Financing Available
For our tree-trimming customers only. We prepare debris from work performed by TreeService817. We do not stack or pick up debris from DIY work or another company.
Private, paid service by TreeService817. Not affiliated with the City of Fort Worth.
Your pickup week. Our plan.
Trim about a week before.
Set out when allowed.
We plan the trimming ahead of your assigned bulk week and coordinate curbside placement for the city’s permitted set-out window.
Less hauling can mean a lower total cost.
Savings depend on the job, city eligibility and disposal needs. City pickup is provided by the city—not TreeService817.
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Fort Worth bulk pickup & tree trimming
Plan your tree trimming before bulk pickup.
Looking for Fort Worth bulk pickup dates, a bulk trash pickup schedule, or city brush collection rules? Use the official address lookup above to find your collection dates. Then contact TreeService817 to plan tree trimming and preparation of eligible branches around the appropriate pickup service.
Our curbside tree debris preparation covers cutting, organizing and stacking limbs from our own work. We review Fort Worth brush pickup limits, bulk pile size, clearances and set-out timing before scheduling. This can reduce private hauling costs when debris qualifies for city collection.
A smarter cleanup plan
Tree trimming with city pickup in mind.
Prepare the debris
We cut and organize eligible limbs for the appropriate city collection stream. Weekly brush and monthly bulk have different rules; we plan the pile for the correct service.
Stack within the allowed window
We coordinate curbside placement with the city’s set-out timing and access rules. When eligible debris can go with city collection, avoiding private hauling can reduce your total cost.
Fort Worth pickup rules & placement guide
Know your options
Fort Worth city brush & bulk pickup guide.
Looking for your city pickup day? Use the official links below. We plan your trimming and debris preparation around the applicable collection rules.
- Weekly brush collection: Individual limbs may be up to 8 feet long and 4 inches in diameter. Tied bundles must be no longer than 4 feet and weigh no more than 40 pounds.
- Keep the pile separate: No plastic bags, garbage, bulk items, stumps or root balls in brush piles. Piles over 10 cubic yards may trigger collection charges.
- Monthly bulk collection: Follow your assigned bulk week. Set out no earlier than 6 p.m. Friday beforehand, and have the pile ready by 7 a.m. Monday. Keep at least 2 feet clear of obstacles and leave access above the pile.
- Other limits: Do not mix brush with bulk waste. Stumps and root balls up to 18 inches in diameter may go in the bulk pile; larger ones need another disposal plan. Do not place a bulk pile under trees or where branches block access.
- Paper yard bags: Maximum 40 pounds each. There is no limit on the number of compliant paper bags or tied bundles.
- Bulk pile size: One pile up to 10 cubic yards avoids extra size charges. Out-of-cycle or non-compliant bulk collection can result in city fees.
Find Your Bulk Pickup Week ↗Official brush rules ↗Official bulk rules & schedule ↗Official disposal options ↗
Rules checked October 8, 2026. City collection is subject to eligibility and current rules. Confirm questions with 311 or 817-392-1234.
How it works
Plan the trim. Prepare the pile.
Send the details
Call or text your location, trimming needs and assigned pickup week. We review the job and the collection plan with you.
Review your estimate
We discuss trimming, pile size, placement, city eligibility and any debris that needs separate disposal. An on-site visit may be needed for a final quote.
Schedule the work
Agree on a trimming date about a week before collection, then coordinate set-out within the permitted window. The city controls its collection schedule.
Before you book
Fort Worth bulk pickup & tree trimming questions.
How do I find my Fort Worth bulk pickup dates?
Use the “Find Your Bulk Pickup Week” button to open the City of Fort Worth’s official My Area address lookup. Enter your street address and check the Waste Collection information. Share your confirmed collection week with TreeService817 when requesting a trimming estimate.
Is Fort Worth brush pickup the same as bulk trash pickup?
No. Weekly brush collection and monthly bulk waste collection have different rules. Smaller eligible limbs can go with weekly brush collection; larger material needs the appropriate collection or disposal plan. Keep brush separate from bulk waste and follow the city’s current rules.
Will you stack or pick up debris from someone else’s tree work?
No. Debris cutting, stacking and pickup follow-up are available only for tree work performed by TreeService817. We do not stack or haul debris from DIY work or another company.
How can this save me money?
If the city accepts your debris, you may avoid some or all private hauling and disposal costs. Your estimate will identify the trimming and preparation work, and any separate hauling needed. Savings vary by job.
Will you put everything at the curb a week early?
No. We aim to trim about a week before your bulk collection week, but curbside set-out must follow the city’s allowed window: no earlier than 6 p.m. Friday before the assigned bulk week. Any earlier staging and later placement must be agreed as part of the job.
What measurements do you follow?
For weekly brush collection, individual limbs may be up to 8 feet long and 4 inches in diameter; tied bundles may be up to 4 feet long and 40 pounds. Monthly bulk is a different collection stream. We review the applicable rules and pile limits for your job rather than treating all tree debris alike.
What if my pile is not picked up?
If the pile is from tree work we performed, contact TreeService817 at 817-500-7107 so we can review what happened and arrange the next step. This follow-up does not cover debris from DIY work or another company. We have helped Tarrant County customers with tree work for over 15 years.
Are you part of the City of Fort Worth?
No. This is a private tree trimming and debris-preparation service by TreeService817. The city independently provides eligible collection services and controls the schedule.
Ready to plan your tree trimming?
Call or text David with your address and pickup week.
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