Georgia storms bring down a lot of timber, and most homeowners discover quickly that cutting it up is the easy half. Moving it is where a grapple and a dump truck matter.
We clear downed trees and limbs, haul storm debris, and repair the ruts, washouts and erosion damage that heavy rain leaves behind across metro Atlanta.
Do you need this?
If any of these sound like your property, this is the service:
- Trees or large limbs are down across the yard, drive or fence
- Debris is blocking access
- Runoff has cut ruts or washed out a drive or slope
- A property needs clearing before an insurance assessment
- Piles of storm debris need hauling away
How the job runs
- 1
Make it safe first
Assess for hanging limbs, tension in fallen trunks and anything near power lines. We do not touch anything on or near a live line — that is the utility.
- 2
Clear access
Driveway and entry points opened first so the property is usable and other trades can get in.
- 3
Cut, grapple and haul
Material cut down to size, grappled into the truck and hauled away. Large wood can be left cut to length if you burn or mill.
- 4
Repair the ground
Ruts filled, washouts regraded, damaged areas reseeded so the storm damage does not become permanent damage.
What affects your price
Driven by volume of material, size of timber, access and how many loads it makes. We can usually give a close estimate from photos, which matters when you want it gone quickly.
We quote after seeing the site, and the price we give you is fixed and in writing. Estimates are free and there is no obligation.
Get a free quoteWhy it's different in Georgia
Heavy Georgia storms often do as much damage through runoff as through wind — ruts, washed driveways and eroded slopes. Repairing that at the same time as clearing the debris saves a second mobilisation.