Storm damage
Storm cleanup and fallen tree removal
When a storm puts a tree across your lawn, driveway or parking lot, it needs to come up safely. We cut up and remove storm-damaged trees, haul the debris with our grapple truck and grind what's left, for homes, condos, HOAs and businesses.
- ISA Certified Arborist
- Licensed & insured
- Free estimates
- 25 years in business
What we handle
From the first cut to the last branch
Fallen and uprooted trees
Whole trees on lawns, driveways, fences and parking areas, cut into sections and removed.
Broken and hanging limbs
Split and hanging branches are dangerous to remove. A professional arborist can do it safely and reduce the risk of more damage.
Debris hauling
Logs, brush and fronds loaded with our grapple truck and hauled off, so your property isn't left with a curbside pile.
Stump grinding and repair
Stumps and root balls ground out, holes filled and the area mulched or prepped for new sod.
Condos, HOAs and commercial sites
Storm cleanup across common areas, entrances and parking lots, coordinated with your property manager.
Damaged but standing trees
An arborist's look at trees that survived: whether they can be saved with pruning or should come down.
After the storm
Stay safe while you wait for us
- Stay away from downed power lines and any tree touching one. Report it to your electric utility first. Lines can be live even when the power is out.
- Don't stand under hanging limbs or cracked trees. They can drop without warning.
- Take photos of the damage before cleanup if you plan to file an insurance claim.
- Call us with the address and what you're seeing, and send photos if you can.
Before the next one
Prepare your trees for hurricane season
The best storm cleanup is the one you don't need. Before hurricane season, have dead limbs removed, dense canopies thinned properly and coconuts and seed pods cleared from palms. Don't strip palms bare, though: over-trimming weakens them.
Questions
Storm cleanup FAQ
Do you handle storm cleanup for condos and HOAs?
Yes. We clean up after storms at condominiums, townhome communities and commercial properties as well as single-family homes.
A tree is touching a power line. Can you remove it?
Call your electric utility first. Trees in contact with power lines have to be made safe by the utility before anyone else works on them. Once the line is clear, we can remove the tree and debris.
Will you haul away all the debris?
Yes. Our grapple truck loads logs, brush and yard debris and takes it away, so you're not left with a pile at the curb.
Storm damage? Call us.
Tell us what you need and add a photo or two if you have them. We'll come out, take a look and give you an accurate, realistic estimate. Free, with no obligation.