When Charlotte’s notorious thunderstorms or ice storms strike, our team mobilizes immediately. We prioritize safety—first securing downed power lines with Duke Energy, then clearing driveways and roofs. Common calls include uprooted pines in Gastonia’s clay soils and split-trunk maples in Dilworth’s older yards.
Our grapple trucks efficiently handle large debris volumes, crucial for neighborhoods with weekly trash pickup limits. For major storms (like 2020’s Hurricane Isaias), we coordinate with insurance adjusters to document damage for your claim.
We go beyond basic removal: if salvageable trees are partially uprooted, we’ll cable and brace them. All green waste is recycled at local facilities rather than landfilled.
Our grapple trucks efficiently handle large debris volumes, crucial for neighborhoods with weekly trash pickup limits. For major storms (like 2020’s Hurricane Isaias), we coordinate with insurance adjusters to document damage for your claim.
We go beyond basic removal: if salvageable trees are partially uprooted, we’ll cable and brace them. All green waste is recycled at local facilities rather than landfilled.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Safety assessment with utility companies if needed
- 02 Step 2: Immediate removal of road/roof hazards
- 03 Step 3: Systematic property cleanup with heavy equipment
- 04 Step 4: Assistance with insurance documentation
Benefits
- Fully insured for high-risk storm work
- Direct billing to most insurance providers
- Prevents secondary damage from hanging limbs
- Complies with HOA debris deadlines
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can you respond after a storm?
We’re typically onsite within 4 hours for life-threatening situations, and within 24 hours for general cleanup requests.
Will my homeowner’s insurance cover this?
Most policies cover storm damage removal if it affects structures. We provide detailed invoices with photos for claims.