What you get
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Access before appearance
Drives, gates and the path to the meter get cleared first. Nothing about a tidy back garden helps if the truck cannot reach the house.
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Hazard trees rigged, not dropped
A storm-cracked tree over a roofline is the most dangerous work in any yard. It comes down in sections, on ropes, with a drop zone — never with a wish and a wedge.
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Photographed damage report
Every downed limb, split trunk and scoured bed is photographed and listed before it is touched, so you have your own record of what the yard looked like the morning after.
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Cleared, then restored
Debris hauled, stumps ground, wash-outs re-cut, beds rebuilt and replanted. One local company from the first cut to the last plant, so nothing falls between two invoices.
How it goes
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Call it in
A tree on a structure or across a drive is an emergency and gets dispatched first. Everything else is booked as a free storm assessment, worked in priority order.
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Assessment and photo report
You get a written list and photographs of every loss. If the damage does not justify a claim on your policy, we will say that too.
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Clear, then rebuild
Haul, grind, regrade the wash-outs, replant. We do not walk off after the debris leaves — a cleared yard is not a restored one.
The first step takes five minutes: (225) 555-0142
Storm cleanup — common questions
How fast can you get here after a storm?
Emergencies — a tree on a structure, a blocked drive — are dispatched first, usually same or next day. General cleanup is scheduled in priority order in the days after a major event. Calling early puts you higher on the route.
Will my insurance cover storm damage to the landscape?
That is between you and your insurer, and policies differ widely. What we can do is photograph and list the damage thoroughly so that whatever you decide, you are deciding with a complete record rather than a memory.
Can a leaning tree be saved?
Sometimes. A small tree recently tipped can often be staked and recovered. A mature tree with a lifted root plate usually cannot, and pretending otherwise is how it ends up on the roof in the next storm.
Do you charge for a storm assessment?
No. The assessment and the photo report are free, with no obligation to book the cleanup with us.
This is a demonstration site, so it publishes no licence numbers, insurance certificates or accreditations. Prices, timings and outcomes described here are illustrative.