Storm Cleanup

Storm Cleanup in Southern Ohio & Eastern Kentucky

Downed trees, snapped tops, and blocked lanes handled fast. The storm took its shot. Now take back your land.

Straight-line winds and ice come through this corridor most years, and what they leave behind is rarely tidy. Tops snapped off forty feet up. Whole trees laid across the lane. A fence line flattened under a hickory that had stood there for sixty years.

Storm work is triage first. We reopen access so you can get vehicles in and out, then work outward: clearing fence lines, pulling debris out of fields and pasture, and mulching the tops and limbs where they lie so nothing has to be hauled twice.

There is one line we do not cross. Trees resting on a house, tangled in power lines, or loaded under heavy spring tension belong to a climbing crew or the utility. We will tell you that plainly rather than gamble with your home. Once the ground is clear, property cleanup or land clearing can put things fully right.

When It Matters Most

What Storm Cleanup Covers, and What Needs a Climbing Crew

Storm Work Jumps the Line

Photos reviewed the same day where we can, and a machine on site in days rather than weeks. Blocked access outranks everything else on the schedule.

Access Reopened First

The lane gets cut open before anything else, so you can get a truck out and a delivery in. Tidy comes after you are no longer cut off from the road.

Documentation for Your Claim

Dated photos and an itemized written estimate are the two things carriers ask for most. We are not adjusters, but we make your side of the paperwork easy.

Debris Handled On Site

Tops and limbs go through the head and stay as chips. Trunk wood gets cut to length for firewood or decked for a mill instead of hauled off at your expense.

Fence Lines Cleared for Repair

Timber pulled off the wire and the line opened up so you or your fence crew can get straight to rebuilding instead of bucking logs first.

We Say No When We Should

Trees on a house, on power lines, or under spring tension get referred to a climbing crew or the utility. Fully insured, and not willing to gamble with your home.

How It Runs

How Storm Cleanup Works After the Weather Passes

  1. 1

    Send Photos Now

    Even phone photos from the porch help. Storm requests get looked at ahead of everything else in the queue.

  2. 2

    Safety Call

    We identify anything on a structure, on lines, or under tension and tell you who should handle it, and sometimes that is not us.

  3. 3

    Open the Access

    Driveway, lane, and gate first. You get in and out before we worry about how the field looks.

  4. 4

    Clear and Document

    Debris mulched, wood stacked, and dated photos sent for your claim file before we load out.

Straight Answers

Storm Cleanup Questions

Storm work gets priority on our schedule. Blocked driveways and lanes that cut a family off from the road come ahead of everything else we have booked. Send photos once it is safe and we will give you a straight answer on timing rather than a promise we might not keep.

It often covers removal when a tree hits a covered structure such as a house, garage, barn, or fence, and frequently covers clearing a blocked driveway. Trees that simply fell in the woods usually are not covered. We are not adjusters, but we can provide dated photos and an itemized written estimate, which is what most carriers ask for.

Yes, and it is usually the first thing we do. Getting access reopened matters more than tidiness in the first visit. We cut and push what is blocking the lane so you can get vehicles in and out, then come back through and deal with the rest of the property.

We handle trees down on fence lines, sheds, and outbuildings routinely. Trees resting on a house, on power lines, or under heavy spring tension are a different discipline. That work belongs to a climbing crew or the utility, and we will tell you so instead of taking a chance with your house.

Tops and limbs go through the mulching head and stay on site as chips. Trunk wood can be cut to length and stacked for firewood, decked for a sawmill, or piled for burning where the county allows it. Hauling off is possible but adds cost, so we settle that before we start.

Free Estimate

Storm Damage? Start Here

Three fields to start. If your access is blocked, say so in the description. Those requests go to the top of the list.

  • Storm requests reviewed ahead of the regular queue.
  • Dated photos and itemized estimates for your claim.
  • Fully insured. Certificate available on request.

Get a fast Free estimate

This is the first step to reclaiming your land. Three quick fields to start.

Free · No obligation · The owner answers within 24 hours

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