Services
Storm Damage / Debris Cleanup
Tell us what happened and what needs to be cleared. Your estimate will explain whether the job includes cutting, stacking, hauling, or cleanup.
What your estimate can include
Based on what you need, your estimate can include limb cutting, stacking, debris removal, access clearing, and cleanup. We’ll make each part clear before scheduling.
Safety-first cutting & removal
We handle fallen limbs and tangled debris carefully to avoid additional damage. If a tree is partly down or unstable, we’ll explain the safest next step before cutting.
Emergency availability
Emergency availability varies. Call to check current scheduling, especially when a hazard is blocking access or affecting a structure.
Why homeowners choose us
You can expect clear communication, respectful work on your property, and the cleanup described in your estimate.
Project Photos
Work examples
Photos from the Motz Tree Care gallery.
FAQs
Do you offer emergency storm cleanup?
If debris is blocking access or creating an immediate hazard, call to check current scheduling. A couple of photos can help us understand what equipment and crew may be needed.
Can you remove debris from the whole property?
Yes. We can discuss cutting, stacking, access clearing, and debris removal, then show the requested work clearly in your estimate.
What if a tree is damaged but still standing?
We can assess it. Some trees can be pruned to remove broken limbs, while others may need removal if they’re unstable or structurally compromised. We’ll explain your options clearly.
Will you haul everything away?
Your estimate will state whether debris removal is included. We can also discuss stacking material or leaving usable wood for you.
Do you work with insurance?
We can provide photos and documentation of the work performed and the debris removed. If insurance is involved, we recommend you start a claim early and keep all related paperwork and photos.
Need cleanup after a storm?
Tell us what happened and what needs to be cleared. We’ll follow up with current scheduling and the next steps for a free estimate.