After the hurricane: trees off the house first, then your yard back.
Central Florida hurricanes leave the same mess every time: oaks split down the middle, palms snapped, hangers caught in canopies, and uprooted trees leaning on homes. We work storm cleanup in order of danger, from trees on structures to broken limbs still hanging overhead to the brush piled across the yard, and we help you get ready before the next season starts.
Emergency line answered 24/7, day and night.
Our own workHazard-first triage
Trees on homes and blocking driveways are handled first. Yard cleanup follows once everyone is safe.
Hangers and leaners
Broken limbs caught in canopies and trees leaning after the ground softened are the leading cause of post-storm injuries. We take them down under control.
Before the next one
Deadwood removal, crown thinning, and risk checks on aging laurel and water oaks before June 1 mean less to clean up after the next storm.
What customers say
“Abner did a great job cleaning up our frost-damaged Bird of Paradise trees and our robellini palms. Was a big job, but he got it done quickly and professionally!”
“He spent 2 days taking down some very large trees, and clearing everything out as if they were never there. Very courteous, professional, and exceptionally excellent at communicating.”
“Great company! Professional, completed the project on time, and cleared away all debris. End result was exactly what I wanted.”
How it works
Call and send photos
We triage by danger. Trees on structures and blocking exits go to the top of the list.
Make safe, then clean up
Hazards first, then removal, then debris, all in one plan with a firm price.
Prep for next season
We flag what's likely to fail next time so you can deal with it on your schedule, not the storm's.
Recent hurricane tree cleanup work
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Common questions
How soon after a hurricane can you come out?
We start taking calls as soon as the storm passes, 24/7. Right after a major hurricane, calls are prioritized by danger, so describe what's down and what it's on when you call.
Should I put tree debris at the curb for county pickup?
You can for debris you cut yourself, following your city or county rules. Debris from a paid tree service is usually the contractor's responsibility, and everything we cut, we haul.
A tree is leaning after the storm. Is that an emergency?
If it started leaning during the storm, treat it as one. Soaked soil lets roots let go, and a freshly leaning tree can finish falling with the next gust. Keep people away from where it would land and call us.
How do I watch out for storm chasers?
Ask for proof of insurance before anyone cuts, get the price in writing before work starts, and be wary of crews knocking on doors after a storm. A local company will still be here when you have questions next month.