STORM DAMAGE CLEANUP
Clear Storm-Damaged Trees Without Guessing at the Next Move
Storm damage can leave wood under tension, split leaders overhead, and access routes blocked. CHETS evaluates what moved, what is still loaded, and what must be secured before cutting and clearing begins.
WHEN THIS SERVICE FITS
Start with the tree, the property, and the work zone.
HOW THE WORK MOVES
A practical sequence from first look to cleanup.
ESTIMATE FACTORS
Why an on-site look matters.
Photos and a description help start the conversation, but the work plan depends on the actual tree, access, obstacles, and cleanup scope.
- Whether material is suspended or bearing on a structure
- Safe access for the crew and equipment
- Volume of brush, wood, and hauling required
- Rigging, crane, or traffic-control needs
COMMON QUESTIONS
What if a tree is touching a utility line?
Stay away from the tree and line. Contact 911 for immediate danger and notify the utility provider before approaching or arranging tree work.
Does CHETS decide whether insurance covers the work?
No. CHETS can provide estimates and available job documentation, but coverage, authorizations, and reimbursement are determined by your insurance provider.