Debris Pickup & Storm Cleanup
Debris pickup and storm cleanup
Fallen limbs, brush piles, downed trees. Cut up, loaded, and hauled off.
After a storm, what most yards need is not a tree company's judgement but its truck and saws. Limbs down across the lawn, a pile of brush you have already dragged to the road, a tree lying across the fence: cut, loaded, and gone.
Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and after a named storm the whole area is trying to clear at once. Call as soon as it is safe to, and tell us exactly what is down and what it is touching, so the dangerous jobs can be sorted from the ones that can wait.
Outside of storms, the same service covers the everyday version: a brush pile from your own yard work, the limbs from a tree you took down yourself, or a lot you want cleared of fallen wood before you put a fence or a shed on it.
What's included
- Fallen limbs and downed trees cut up and removed
- Brush piles loaded and hauled off
- Trees on fences, sheds, and vehicles lifted off and cleared
- Lots cleared of fallen and dead wood
- Driveways and access cleared so you can get in and out
Questions about debris pickup & storm cleanup
A tree came down on my fence. What do I do first?
Stay away from it if any power line is involved, and call the utility first if one is. Then call us. A tree lying on a structure is under tension and can shift when it is cut, so it is taken apart in order, not just sawn through.
How fast can you get to me after a hurricane?
We cannot promise a time when the whole county is calling. Call as soon as it is safe to, and tell us exactly what is down and what it is touching, so a tree on a house or across a driveway is not waiting behind a brush pile.
Can you just haul a pile I already cut?
Yes. Tell us how big the pile is and where it is, and we quote the haul-off on its own.
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Need debris pickup & storm cleanup?
Call and describe the tree, or send the form with the service preselected. We work across Santa Rosa and Escambia counties.