Storms do not clean up after themselves. A downed tree across a driveway, a fence line flattened by a fallen limb, or a pasture littered with broken branches after a bad wind event is work most landowners are not equipped to handle alone — especially when it is more than one or two trees.
What Storm Cleanup Covers
Clearing downed trees, broken limbs, and storm debris off your property: driveways, fence lines, pastures, and building sites included. The goal is getting the place back to usable — driveway clear, fence line walkable, debris out of the way instead of sitting there as a hazard.
Every Storm Is Different
Sometimes it is a single tree across an access road. Sometimes it is scattered damage across several acres of snapped branches and uprooted brush. Either way, the same equipment used for forestry mulching handles storm debris well: it grinds downed brush and smaller trees into mulch on the spot instead of leaving piles that need hauling or burning separately.
Not Sure What It Will Take?
If you have had storm damage and are not sure what clearing it involves, the fastest way to find out is to call and describe what you are looking at, or send photos. We will tell you honestly whether it is a quick job or a bigger one. Call 870-776-7226, or request a free estimate.
For damage mixed in with general overgrowth, see our land clearing page.