A fit
- A house, office, or apartment property that needs the drive and the walks open and the brush gone.
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Debris removal after a hurricane: how to get a property open again
The first goal is a safe way onto the property. The haul-off comes after hanging limbs and power lines are dealt with.
Key takeaways
- Do not run a generator in a garage, and do not touch a line or a limb on a line.
- A blocked drive or a limb in the doorway is the first tree job.
- Brush haul-off is the second job, once it is safe to walk the yard.
- Do not cut hanging wood yourself. Stay clear until the crew can bring it down.
Hurricane debris in Marion County is usually oak limbs, pine, and palm fronds, on houses and on commercial lots. The order is always the same: the utility, then overhead tree service, then the pile.
Who this job is for
Call someone else first
- Wires down or arcing. The power company.
- A tree through the roof with people inside. Get the people safe, then call us for the wood. See tree on the house.
Before the crew arrives
Stay clear of hangersPhotograph from a safe spotNote blocked doors and drives
What happens, in order
- 01
Look
Lines, hangers, then loose debris.
- 02
Decide
What has to move for access, and what can be a later haul.
- 03
Do
Bring down the agreed hazards. Load or chip the brush we said we would take.
- 04
Leave
You can use the drive and the door. A full restoration of every bed is a later maintenance visit.
Also see storm debris in Ocala and a yearly commercial plan so the next season starts cleaner.
Tell us if the drive or the door is blocked
Hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm. If a line is down, call the power company before you request the cleanup.