Debris Removal
We haul land debris off your property with a dump truck and dump trailer. Brush piles, limbs, stumps, logs and storm debris get loaded with a machine and taken away.
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Storm cleanup puts rural land back in working order after a hurricane or a hard summer thunderstorm. On land around Monticello, that usually means trees down across a farm road and limbs scattered over the pasture. On farms, plantations, hunting land and building lots, we clear the wood that is already on the ground.
We are based in Monticello and work within about 40 miles, across the state line into South Georgia. Storm cleanup runs on the same machines as our land clearing work. That means skid steer and excavator mulching heads, plus a dump truck and dump trailer for hauling. Call or text (850) 815-0054 with photos of the damage for a free estimate.
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In 2024, Helene became the second major hurricane to hit the Big Bend within 13 months, the National Weather Service says. Idalia struck first, in late August 2023. Helene came ashore just east of the mouth of the Aucilla River as a Category 4. Its hurricane-force gusts reached much farther inland than is typical.
In Jefferson County after Idalia, the Weather Service office in Tallahassee reported widespread downed trees and power lines. Many roads were closed. On a farm, the first job is usually opening the way in. The skid steer or the excavator moves downed trees and limbs off farm roads, driveways and field lanes.
Limbs and fallen trees get cleared off fence lines so the fence can be repaired. The excavator reaches in from the side and keeps its tracks off the wire, as in fence line clearing. Wind-thrown root balls come out with the excavator and the holes get filled, the same dig-out as stump removal. Buried lines get marked through Sunshine 811 first, and it asks for two full business days before digging starts.
Out in the pasture, food plots, field edges and woods, the main decision is what happens to the wood. Tops, limbs and smaller downed trees can be ground where they lie with forestry mulching. The mulching head on the skid steer or the excavator leaves them as chips on the ground. Big trunks grind slowly, so they usually get loaded out.
Hauling fits ground you want bare, like a building lot or a field you plan to plant. For storm debris removal, our machines load the wood and the dump truck and dump trailer haul it off. Hauling piles off rural land is what our debris removal service covers. We grind or haul storm wood instead of burning it.
Storm wood down a creek bank, ditch bank or pond edge is excavator work. The machine sits on solid ground and reaches down with its mulching head, where a skid steer would bog. That reach is what excavator mulching is for.
A tree still standing, leaning or hung up in another tree goes to a tree service first. So does any tree on or against a house, barn or shed. Once the tree service has that wood on the ground, the rest of the job is ours.
Stay clear of any tree touching or near a power line, and call the power company first. Helene did extensive damage to power lines and trees. Nearly every home and business in Taylor, Dixie and Lafayette counties lost power. Our machines stay off a downed line until the power company has made it safe.
Roof and structure repairs, insurance claims and FEMA paperwork are outside our work. Photos of the damage and a word on how a truck can reach it help us plan. Call or text (850) 815-0054 for a free estimate.
Free, no-obligation estimates across North Florida and South Georgia.
(850) 815-0054From the first call or text to the last load hauled off, here is how it goes.
Call or text (850) 815-0054 with where the property is and what you want done. A rough idea of the acreage helps.
We drive out and look at the ground, the growth and the access for the machines. That visit is the free estimate.
The land decides between mulching in place and a full clear with the debris hauled off. Thick understory usually mulches. Ground going under a building usually gets a full clear with the stumps out.
We haul the excavator and the skid steer in on our own trailers. Clearing, mulching, stump work and load-out run in whatever order the job calls for.
Debris is mulched in place or loaded into the dump truck and hauled off. We leave the ground open and usable, and you look it over before the machines leave.
Common questions about storm cleanup across North Florida and South Georgia. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We haul land debris off your property with a dump truck and dump trailer. Brush piles, limbs, stumps, logs and storm debris get loaded with a machine and taken away.
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We mulch brush, underbrush and small trees in place with a skid steer mulching head and an excavator mulching head. The wood stays on the ground as mulch, so the tract opens up without burn piles or hauling.
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We pull stumps and root balls out of the ground with an excavator. The hole gets backfilled and rough leveled, and the stumps get stacked or hauled off.
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We clear brush, vines and saplings off farm and pasture fence rows so the fence can be seen and worked on. The excavator reaches in from the side and keeps the machine off your wire.
Learn MoreWe run a mulching head on the skid steer and on the excavator. The skid steer covers open ground fast. The excavator reaches out over banks and wet spots that will not carry a machine.
Clearing, stump work, ditches and hauling all come from one company. You deal with one phone number from the first cut to the last load off the property.
We work about 40 miles out from town. That reaches Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, Leon and Wakulla counties, plus Thomas, Grady and Brooks counties across the Georgia line. Most of it is farm, timber and plantation land.
We come out, look at the land and tell you how we would run the job. The estimate is free and it comes from your actual ground.
Tell us where the property is and what you want cleared. Call or text (850) 815-0054, or send the form and we will set up a free estimate.
Tell us about the job. We will get right back to you.