Umpqua Valley storms leave a mess: whole trees down, limbs sheared off and scattered, canopies stripped, and debris piled across yards, fences, and driveways. Once the immediate danger is handled, storm damage cleanup is about getting your property safe, usable, and looking like itself again — quickly, and without leaving you a burn pile the size of a garage.
We remove downed and leaning trees, cut and haul the debris, chip the brush, and grind the stumps left behind. We also spot the second-wave hazards a storm creates: cracked limbs still hanging in the canopy, partially uprooted trees, and split unions that survived this storm but will not survive the next. Catching those now prevents the follow-up emergency call.
For insured losses, we document everything as we go so your claim is clean and supported.
What storms leave behind
Downed and leaning trees
Whole trees on the ground or resting against structures and other trees need controlled removal, not a quick cut.
Hung-up and cracked limbs
Broken limbs caught in the canopy are unstable widow-makers that must come down before anyone works below.
Debris fields
Scattered limbs and brush across lawns, gardens, fences, and drives have to be gathered, chipped, and hauled.
Partially uprooted trees
A tree the storm loosened but did not drop is now a high-risk failure waiting on the next gust.
Split and stripped canopies
Torn unions and stripped crowns need cleanup pruning so the remaining tree can heal instead of tearing further.
Our storm cleanup process
- 1
Assess and prioritize
We walk the property, flag remaining hazards, and tackle the dangerous items and blocked access first.
- 2
Remove downed trees
Fallen and leaning trees are cut, rigged where needed, and removed in a controlled way.
- 3
Clear the second-wave hazards
Hung-up limbs, split unions, and loosened trees are addressed before they become the next emergency.
- 4
Gather and chip debris
Scattered brush and limbs are collected, chipped, and hauled — no burn pile left behind.
- 5
Grind stumps and clean
Stumps are ground, the site is raked, and we document the work for your insurer.
Storm cleanup cost factors
We quote after seeing the scope because storm damage varies so widely. Key factors:
- Number and size of downed or damaged trees
- Volume of scattered debris and brush to chip and haul
- Access and how much can be reached with equipment
- Structure protection and rigging where trees are on buildings
- Stump grinding and whether logs are bucked, kept, or hauled
- Insurance documentation needs
For an accurate number, the fastest path is a free on-site estimate. Call (855) 615-0568 or request a quote online — no obligation.
We provide storm cleanup across the region: