Storm Debris Cleanup in Central Florida

After a storm in Central Florida, the yard looks the same for everyone: oak limbs down, palm fronds everywhere, a section of fence in the neighbor's pool, maybe a tree across the driveway. Then the waiting starts. Polk County and its cities run their own storm debris pickup after a named storm, and it's a big job that can take weeks. Check your county's storm debris page for the schedule.

Rob's crew is the other option. If the pile is blocking your driveway, sitting against the house, or you just don't want to look at it until the county truck comes, they load it and haul it. Small piles by hand. Downed trees, root balls and fence sections with the grapple. Michele's backyard limbs, in a normal week, were more than one person could handle; after a storm it's the whole street at once.

Be straight with yourself about the queue. After a hurricane everyone calls the same morning. Rob runs two trucks out of Davenport and works local calls first, and he'll tell you honestly where you land. Call early. And if something needs a tree service before it needs a hauler, like a trunk leaning on the roof, do that first and Rob comes behind them.