Service
Storm & Hurricane Debris Cleanup, Manatee County
What's included
Every visit, every time
- Limb, frond and debris removal
- Right-of-way stacking to Manatee County collection spec
- Full haul-off option
- Bed and turf reset after standing water recedes
- Damage assessment for insurance photos
Why it matters in Florida
Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30 and the Bradenton/Anna Maria corridor takes the brunt of Gulf systems. Pre-season palm cleanup and shrub thinning meaningfully cut how much of your yard ends up on your roof. Post-storm, county debris pickup can run weeks behind - stacking to spec early gets you in the first pass.
Pricing guidance
Ranges only. Final price comes after a free on-site estimate - no charge, no obligation.
FAQ
Storm & Hurricane Cleanup questions
How soon after a storm can you come?
We start with weekly customers, then work by request order. Text us early - the list fills fast.
Do you remove whole trees?
We handle limbs and small trees. Large or hazardous removals go to a licensed tree service we trust.
Can you prep my yard before a storm?
Yes - palm cleanup, shrub thinning and loose debris removal ahead of a forecast track.
Free quote. No pressure. Usually same-day reply.
Tell us the address and what the yard needs. Matthew or a crew lead gets back to you fast - most of the time within a couple of hours.