What you get
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Clearing in order of danger
After landfall we triage by severity. Trees on structures and blocked drives get crews before anything cosmetic, because that is where the damage keeps compounding.
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A record you own
A photographed, listed record of downed trees, crushed plantings and washed-out grade — taken before anything is moved, so it is still yours whatever you decide to do with it.
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Rebuild for the next one
Restoration is the moment to fix what made it worse: drainage that failed, a tree planted where it could always reach the roof, beds that dammed the water in.
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The company that is here in February
After every major storm, crews arrive from out of state and are gone by winter. Ask any contractor where they were last February before you pay a deposit.
How it goes
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Call it in
Report only what you can see safely. Never approach a downed line or a leaning trunk. Trees on structures get same-priority dispatch.
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Record, then clear
Photographs and a written list first, then the debris. Once cleanup starts the evidence is gone, which is why the order matters.
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Cleared to restored
Debris hauled, stumps ground, wash-outs re-cut, beds rebuilt and replanted — one company from the first cut to the last plant.
The first step takes five minutes: (225) 555-0142
Questions we hear a lot
What should I do right after a storm damages the yard?
Stay clear of leaning trees and downed lines, photograph what is visible from somewhere safe, and call (225) 555-0142. We handle the clearing and the full record from there.
Does insurance cover storm damage to landscaping?
That depends entirely on your policy and your insurer, and we are not the right people to interpret it for you. What we do is photograph and list the damage thoroughly, so that whatever you decide you are deciding from a complete record.
Can the landscape be rebuilt tougher than it was?
Usually, yes — and it is the cheapest time to do it. Fixing the drainage, choosing wind-permeable species and moving a tree out of reach of the roof all cost far less while the crews are already on site.
This is a demonstration site, so it publishes no licence numbers, insurance certificates or accreditations. Prices, timings and outcomes described here are illustrative.