


From the Dangerous Part Through the Last Rake
Houston gets hit from every direction — hurricanes off the Gulf, spring squall lines, and the straight-line winds that flattened neighborhoods across the metro in recent years. What they leave behind is the same: downed trees, hanging limbs, and more brush than a homeowner can move alone.
We handle storm cleanup end to end. That means taking down the trees that are still standing but no longer safe, pulling hangers out of canopies, cutting up and hauling what is already on the ground, and clearing lots so repair crews can get to work.
Our Storm Cleanup Services
- Fallen Tree Removal: Trees down across yards, driveways, fences, and structures, cut up and hauled out without adding damage on the way.
- Hanger Removal: Broken limbs lodged in the canopy are the most common cause of post-storm injuries, because they drop days after everyone has relaxed.
- Hazard Tree Assessment: Trees left standing after a storm are not automatically safe. We check root plates and trunk structure and take down what is no longer reliable.
- Debris and Brush Hauling: Full disposal included. We chip what we can and haul everything to a licensed disposal or recycling facility.
- Lot and Acreage Clearing: Large-scale clearing on residential acreage and commercial sites where multiple trees came down at once.
Why Choose Us After a Storm?
- Equipment Already in the Metro: Cranes, chippers, and crews book out fast after a major storm. We are local, so we are not driving in from out of state.
- Insurance Documentation: Itemized invoices, before-and-after photographs, and written descriptions of damage and work performed, in the form adjusters ask for.
- Hazards Handled First: We triage worst-first. Anything threatening a structure or blocking access comes before general debris cleanup.
- Serving the Whole Area: Houston, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land, Spring, The Woodlands, and Pearland, with the same crew and the same pricing.
Storm Damage Cleanup Questions
How quickly can you get to my property after a storm?
For hazards — a tree on a house, a limb over a driveway, anything blocking access — we respond as fast as conditions allow, worst-first. General cleanup of debris already safely on the ground is scheduled behind the emergencies. After a hurricane, expect the whole metro to be in the same queue.
Do you help with insurance claims?
We provide itemized invoices, before-and-after photographs, and written descriptions of the damage and the work performed, which is what adjusters ask for. We do not negotiate the claim on your behalf, but the documentation we supply is typically what your adjuster needs to process it.
What do you do with the debris?
We chip what we can and haul everything off to a licensed disposal or recycling facility. Hauling and disposal are included in the quoted price. If you want to keep the chips as mulch or the larger rounds as firewood, say so and we will leave them stacked.
Can you clear a whole lot or acreage?
Yes. We handle large-scale clearing on residential acreage and commercial sites, including properties where multiple trees came down at once. Those jobs are quoted after a walk of the property, since access and volume drive the cost more than tree count does.
My tree fell into my neighbor’s yard, who pays?
In Texas this generally falls to the property owner whose land the tree landed on, since insurers treat wind-felled trees as an act of nature rather than negligence. The picture changes if the tree was visibly dead or hazardous beforehand and you were on notice about it. Both parties should talk to their own insurers; we will document the tree’s condition for whichever claim needs it.
