Storm cleanup & debris removal

The work

What Mike does on a storm cleanup & debris removal job

Oklahoma weather does this a few times a year, and when it does, everybody needs the same thing on the same morning. Mike runs storm work every season — trees off the house, limbs out of the yard, fence and debris hauled, and documentation for your claim.

• Downed trees and limbs cut and removed
• Yard and lot debris cleared
• Fence wreckage pulled and hauled
• Access cleared so other trades can get to the house
• Before and after photos for your insurance claim

Straight answer

What moves the price

Nobody can price this off a phone call alone, and anybody who does is guessing high to cover themselves. Here's what Mike is actually looking at when he walks your job.

• How much of it there is
• Whether anything is on a structure or a power line
• Access — can the truck get close, or is it a wheelbarrow job
• Where the debris has to go

See the cost ranges →

Questions people ask

Answered honestly

Is a tree on my house an emergency?

Yes, and it needs a tree service with a crane, not a bobcat, if it's still leaning on structure. Mike will tell you straight and can point you at somebody. He handles what's on the ground and everything after.

Will you work with my insurance?

He'll photograph everything before and after and give you an itemized invoice. Adjusters want documentation, and most contractors don't provide it.

How fast can you get here?

Depends what the storm did to everybody else. The site shows how far out he is, and it's the real number.