Storm Cleanup

What This Service Involves

After a windstorm or heavy-snow event, our crews clear the accumulated tree debris that clogs roadways, drainage, and public grounds so your jurisdiction can recover quickly. We work priority routes first, then move through parks, facility grounds, and secondary streets on a documented grid. Downed material is cut, chipped, or loaded and hauled to your designated site or a recycling facility, with quantities tracked by load for cost recovery. All work is recorded with photos, GPS points, and tonnage suitable for FEMA and state emergency reimbursement. We can surge additional equipment and operators for large declared-disaster events.

Benefits

Restores road and drainage function after storms; Scalable crews and equipment for large events; Reimbursement-ready quantity and photo documentation; Debris recycled or hauled per your disposal plan

Our Process

1) Damage assessment and priority-route sequencing; 2) Cutting, chipping, and loading of downed debris; 3) Hauling to designated disposal or recycling site; 4) Load tracking, GPS logging, and reimbursement documentation

What Affects the Cost

Storm severity and total debris volume; Number of priority routes and sites; Chipping versus haul-off disposal method; Round-the-clock versus daytime operations; Documentation standard for disaster reimbursement

Best Time of Year

Storm cleanup is concentrated in the fall and winter windstorm season, with additional demand after wet-snow and ice events in the transitional months.