Frequently asked questions
Where can I dump brush for free in Texas?
Many cities let residents drop off brush free with proof of residency. Others charge by weight or volume. Check each listing and its official source.
Do I need to be a resident?
Usually, yes. Most city sites ask for a current utility bill and matching ID. A few sites accept non-residents, often for a fee; see each listing.
Can I bring grass clippings or bagged leaves?
It varies. Several sites take leaves only in paper bags, and some refuse grass clippings. See the notes on each listing.
Are stumps accepted?
Most drop-off sites refuse stumps and root balls. Ask the site, or use a land-clearing or stump-grinding service.
How do I measure cubic yards?
Multiply length × width × height in feet and divide by 27. A full-size pickup bed holds roughly 2–3 cubic yards.
Is this site run by a city?
No. It's an independent directory built from public pages. It is published by the owner of Capitol Land Clearing, which is disclosed wherever it appears.
How do I report a wrong listing?
Use the correction form and include a link to an official source.