Part of Wallace Co Services, LLC

What we do · Beds, trees & leaves

Storm cleanup

Downed limbs, split trees and debris cleared and hauled after a Middle Tennessee storm.

From $340 · Half Day, one-person crew

Why call us

What you get when we do it.

We clear what came down and haul it off. Small trees we take out; anything large or resting on the house goes to a tree crew we trust, and the job stays ours.

  • Downed limbs and brush cut up and cleared
  • Small downed trees cut out and taken away
  • Split or hung-up trees handed to the tree crew when it's a rigging job
  • Lawn, drive, walks and beds cleared off
  • Fence lines and gutters cleared of what blew into them
  • Everything loaded and hauled away

Where the price starts

From $340

Half Day, one-person crew

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A trailer at the curb loaded with cut brush and strapped down, the lawn and walk behind it already clean.

What we know

What we'd tell you standing in your driveway.

Useful whether or not you ever call us.

01

Treat every downed wire as live

Stay well back from any wire on the ground or tangled in a fallen tree, and keep everyone else back too. Call the utility before anyone touches that tree. A line can be energized with no sound, no arc and nothing to see.

02

Hung-up limbs are the dangerous ones

A broken limb caught in the canopy can come down hours later with no wind and no warning. Don't park, work or let anyone stand under one, and point it out to whoever comes to clear the yard.

03

Photograph it before anything moves

Pictures of what fell, where it landed and what it hit take five minutes and are the record you'll want when you call anyone about it. Once the yard is cleared, the evidence is gone.

04

A split trunk is next season's failure

A cracked trunk or a limb torn off with bark stripped down the stem won't close over. Planning that removal now is a calmer job than doing it in the dark after the next round of straight-line winds.

05

Keep brush out of the street

Debris piled in the gutter blocks the storm drain right when the next rain arrives. Stack it on the lawn well back from the curb, or have it hauled.

Questions

What people ask about it.

Who pays for storm damage cleanup?

That sits between you and your insurer, and it turns on your policy and what the tree landed on. We don't file claims or predict how one lands. Photograph the damage before it's cleared, and we'll give you an itemized price you can hand over.

How fast can you get out after a storm?

As fast as the schedule allows, and standing-plan and agreement customers go first. Text a photo and we'll tell you where you land.

Do you take out the tree that came down?

Small ones, yes, and the whole thing leaves with us. If it's large, hung up in another tree or resting on the house, a tree crew we trust does the cutting and we run the job.

How much does storm cleanup cost?

It starts at the Half Day price on this page and depends on what came down and how much leaves with us. You get the number before we start, same as any other job.

What we don’t do

  • Climbing and rigging removals (those go to a tree crew we bring in)
  • Anything touching a power line (call the utility first)
  • Roof, fence and structure repairs

Next step

Send us a photo of it.

A picture tells us more than a form does. Text one over and we'll come back with a price. The message already says what it's about.

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