Storm & Wind Damage Cleanup Service
Provide emergency storm cleanup and debris removal
Overview
Storm cleanup companies generate $400,000-$2,500,000 annually with 50-70% margins.
In 2025, severe weather creates significant storm damage.
Services include emergency tree removal ($500-$5,000), debris removal and haul-away ($300-$3,000), temporary roof tarping ($200-$2,000), fence and structure repairs ($500-$5,000), property cleanup and restoration ($1,000-$10,000), and boarding up openings ($300-$1,500).
Successful storm companies mobilize crews quickly after storms, provide emergency services 24/7, handle large volumes during disasters, work with insurance adjusters, and clear properties safely.
Peak work after major storms.
Marketing through property owners, insurance companies, municipalities, and emergency response presence.
Required Skills
- Tree Removal
- Heavy Equipment Operation
- Emergency Response
- Safety Management
- Crew Management
- Insurance Claims
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Severe weather increasing
- Insurance covers storm cleanup
- High demand after major storms
- Can scale crews during disasters
- Essential emergency service
Cons
- Highly seasonal (storm seasons)
- Equipment investment required
- Dangerous working conditions
- Income concentrated after storms
- Need insurance and liability coverage
How to Get Started
- Invest in trucks and cleanup equipment
- Build emergency response crew
- Get necessary licenses and insurance
- Build insurance adjuster relationships
- Market storm cleanup services
- Respond quickly after storms
- Provide safe efficient cleanup
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