A fit
- Limbs and brush on the ground from your trees.
- Wood our crew just brought down.
Veteran-owned | Marion County and Ocala
Storm debris removal in Ocala: limbs, brush, and what gets hauled
Debris removal is the haul-off: limbs and brush from the yard, the drive, and the roof edge once the hazard is down. It is not a reason to drag a hung limb yourself.
Key takeaways
- Storm cleanup on our tree and maintenance pages includes the debris, not only the cut.
- A limb still in the tree, on the roof, or on a power line is a hazard visit, not a rake job.
- Say whether you want chips left or everything hauled.
- We do not quote a city bulk-pickup rule here. Ask the city what they will take from the curb.
After a Marion County storm the yard is full of oak wood that was fine yesterday. Some of it is loose. Some of it is still attached. Those are different jobs.
Who this job is for
A different first step
- A hanger or a limb on the house. Read hanging limbs and a tree on the house.
- A power line. Call the utility. Do not move that wood.
Before the crew arrives
Stay out from under hangersPhotos of the pileNote if the drive is blocked
What happens, in order
- 01
Look
We separate what is loose from what is still a hazard.
- 02
Decide
Chip on site, haul, or both. You hear that before the truck is loaded.
- 03
Do
The agreed wood leaves the lawn, the walk, and the drive.
- 04
Leave
The hazard is down and the pile you hired us to take is gone. We do not take a neighbor's wood or household trash.
See debris after tree work and opening a property after a hurricane.
Send photos of the pile
If something is still hanging or on a wire, say that first. Otherwise show the pile and the address.