HURRICANE & STORM DEBRIS CLEANUP

What We Clean Up

• Downed limbs and yard debris. Branches, brush and piles of storm debris loaded up and hauled off, not just pushed to the curb.
• Fallen trees. We cut up and remove trees that came down in the storm, and our tractor and excavator handle the big trunks, root balls and stumps that a pickup and a chainsaw can't.
• Excavator and tractor work. Clearing debris piles, lots and driveways fast, and moving what's too heavy to carry.
• Flooded and water-damaged interiors. Wet carpet and pad, drywall, flooring, cabinets, ruined furniture, mattresses and appliances torn out and hauled away so the drying out and rebuilding can start.
• Wrecked structures. Storm-damaged sheds, fences, docks, carports and playsets torn down and hauled off.
• Spoiled fridges and freezers. Hauled off after a long power outage.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT FOR THE BIG STUFF

Most junk crews show up with a truck, a trailer and a couple of guys. That works for a couch. It doesn't work when a storm drops a whole oak across your yard, leaves a debris pile the size of a car or buries your driveway in limbs. We bring an excavator and a tractor, so we can lift, push, load and haul the heavy storm debris that other crews have to leave behind, and we can do in an afternoon what takes a hand crew days.

What our excavator and tractor handle after a storm:

• Whole fallen trees, big trunks and root balls
• Stumps and root balls left in the yard after a tree goes over
• Huge debris piles picked up and loaded instead of raked by hand
• Driveways, private roads and lots cleared so you can get in and out
• Collapsed sheds, carports, barns and outbuildings pulled down and loaded
• Fence lines cleared, posts and concrete footings included
• Broken concrete, pavers and other heavy debris
• Brush and land clearing on bigger properties

One call covers it all: the heavy equipment, the crew and the hauling. You don't have to rent equipment, find a tree guy and then find someone else to haul it away.

Our own tractor and mini excavator. No waiting on a rental after the storm.

DON'T WAIT WEEKS FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP

After a big hurricane, city and county debris pickup can take weeks to reach your street, and the piles usually have to be sorted by type and kept off the road and away from power lines and mailboxes. A wet debris pile sitting in the yard kills the grass, draws bugs and rodents, and gives your HOA something to write you up for. We load it straight into our trucks and haul it off, sorted or not, so your yard is clear now instead of next month.

STORM CLEANUP FOR PROPERTY MANAGERS, HOAS AND BUSINESSES

When a storm hits a rental portfolio, a condo community or a commercial lot, you need one crew that can handle a lot of properties fast. We clear common areas, parking lots and multiple units, tear out water-damaged interiors so the drying out can start, and send you photos and an itemized receipt for each property for the owners and the insurance claim. Property managers can put every address on our storm list with one call.

WHAT TO DO AFTER THE STORM

1. Stay safe. Stay away from downed power lines and report them to your power company. Don't walk through standing water.
2. Take photos of everything before anything gets moved, inside and out.
3. Call your insurance company to open your claim.
4. Get on our storm list. Message us or book online, and tell us what you've got: trees, debris piles, a flooded room or all of it.
5. We clear it and haul it off, then send you before and after photos and an itemized receipt for your adjuster.

We Document Everything for Your Insurance

Before we start and after we finish, we take photos of the damage and the cleared area, and you get an itemized receipt. Send both straight to your insurance adjuster so you're not stuck trying to prove what was there.

Before the Storm

Before a storm hits, tie down or bring in anything that can fly: trash cans, patio furniture, trampolines, grills and yard decor. If an old shed, playset or pile of junk would turn into flying debris, call us before the storm and we'll haul it off while there's still time.