Storm Damage Cleanup & Recovery
The wind’s gone, the yard’s a mess, and a few things overhead don’t look right. We handle all of it: the brush on the ground and the hazards still hanging.
What a storm leaves behind
The dangerous part is what’s still up there.
Ground debris is work; overhead debris is risk. Hangers — broken limbs lodged in the canopy — come down on their own schedule unless someone brings them down on purpose. Part of every cleanup visit is a look UP: what’s cracked, what’s caught, what did the storm start that gravity will finish.
Torn limbs get proper pruning cuts back to sound wood so the wound can close instead of rotting. Debris gets chipped and hauled, or bucked and stacked as firewood if you’d rather keep it, which costs less.
While we’re there, we’ll tell you which trees earned the damage, and whether wind-sail work or cabling would keep this from becoming an annual event.
What cleanup costs
Simple debris cleanups start at a few hundred dollars; days with climbing work — hangers, torn-limb pruning — run more, priced by what’s overhead rather than what’s on the grass. You’ll get one clear number before work starts.
If the storm damaged a structure, your homeowners policy may cover parts of the tree work — see our emergency page for how the coverage typically splits. We photograph and document either way.
After region-wide storms we triage: active hazards first, cleanups next. Getting on the list early matters; texted photos get you an answer fastest.
Frequently asked questions
Yard wrecked? Something still hanging? Text us photos right now.
No-pressure advice, sometimes the honest answer is “your tree is fine.”