Downed Limbs & Brush
Remove approved limbs, brush and damaged vegetation already on the ground. Send photos showing diameter, pile size, terrain, nearby structures and the path equipment or a hauling vehicle would use.
Downed Limbs • Brush • Hauling • Equipment
Clear approved downed limbs, scattered debris, blocked access and damaged vegetation with hauling, dumpsters and skid-steer support from one local crew.
Start With a Safe Site
Storm cleanup begins only after the property is safe to approach. Stay away from downed or low power lines, gas odors, unstable structures, hanging limbs and trees that may still move. Contact the utility or emergency services first when those hazards are present.
Once the site is safe, send wide photos from a secure location showing the debris, access route and surrounding property. Starrett reviews the material, terrain, equipment access and hauling needs before accepting the work and confirming the cleanup plan.
Storm Cleanup Services
Storm damage can leave several different cleanup problems on one property. Starrett defines the approved scope around the material, access and finished goal so the customer knows what will be processed, loaded, hauled or staged.
Remove approved limbs, brush and damaged vegetation already on the ground. Send photos showing diameter, pile size, terrain, nearby structures and the path equipment or a hauling vehicle would use.
Clear approved ground debris from driveways, lanes, gates and working areas when utilities, hanging limbs and unstable trees are no longer a hazard. The entire access route should be visible in the quote photos.
Storms can spread outdoor contents, damaged materials and general debris across a property. Starrett can load and haul the approved material after unsafe conditions and insurance-documentation needs have been addressed.
A driveway-safe 15-yard dumpster can give owners or contractors time to load accepted cleanup and repair material. Placement, access, material type, weight and availability must be confirmed before delivery.
Bobcat support can help move, consolidate or load qualifying ground debris when terrain, access and nearby obstacles allow safe equipment operation. Hidden wire, septic areas, soft ground and property boundaries must be identified.
If a shed, deck, fence, mobile home or other structure is damaged, Starrett can evaluate demolition and debris cleanup after the area is made safe and utilities, permits, contents and insurance requirements are addressed.
Choose the Cleanup Path
The best solution depends on who will load, what the debris contains and how safely equipment can reach it.
Real Starrett Capability
These are real Starrett project photos—not stock imagery. They demonstrate the Bobcat, clearing work and hauling capacity available for qualifying cleanup projects. They are capability examples and are not presented as photographs from one specific storm.



How It Works
Starrett does not promise that every damaged tree, structure or storm site can be accepted. A complete photo set helps identify the right service and any work that must happen first.
Keep people away from power lines, unstable trees, hanging limbs, gas odors and structural damage. Contact utilities or emergency services before requesting cleanup around active hazards.
From a safe location, text wide and close photos of the material, driveway, gates, terrain, nearby structures and the full route to the work area.
Starrett reviews loading, hauling, dumpster or equipment needs, confirms what is included and completes the approved ground cleanup plan.
Fall & Winter Readiness
Fall and winter weather can expose weak limbs, spread brush and block parts of a property. After hazards are handled, clearing approved ground debris can restore access, reveal damaged fence lines and make it easier to plan repairs, demolition or spring property work. Results and timing still depend on weather, terrain and site conditions.
Open driveways, gates and safe working areas so repair crews, owners and equipment can reach the property.
Use hauling or a 15-yard dumpster for accepted material generated during cleanup and repair work.
Once debris is cleared, evaluate brush, fence lines, damaged structures, grading or land clearing before spring regrowth.
Storm Cleanup FAQs
Do you remove storm debris?
Yes. Starrett handles approved downed limbs, brush, scattered exterior debris and equipment-assisted cleanup after the site is safe and the scope is confirmed.
What if debris is touching a power line?
Stay away and contact the electric utility or emergency services first. Starrett does not begin cleanup around live utilities or an unsafe site.
Can you clear a blocked driveway?
Yes, when the debris, terrain and surrounding hazards are within the approved scope. Send wide photos of the blockage and complete access route.
Can I rent a dumpster?
Yes, when availability, placement and accepted material allow. Full-service loading is also available when you do not want to load the debris.
Do you remove dangerous standing trees?
Every project is assessed before acceptance. Hazardous standing trees, hanging limbs or work near utilities may require a qualified tree-service or utility professional first.
How do I get a quote?
Text the address, safe-distance photos, material details, access conditions and known hazards to 859-878-0200. Never enter an unsafe area to take pictures.
Northern Kentucky & Cincinnati Tri-State
Starrett serves qualifying projects in Alexandria, California, Cold Spring, Highland Heights, Fort Thomas, Newport, Covington, Independence, Wilder, Florence, Burlington, Hebron, Union, Cincinnati and surrounding communities. Availability and safe access must be confirmed for each address.
Fast, Free Quote
Enter the address and cleanup details. Your phone will open a completed text to 859-878-0200 so you can attach safe-distance photos before sending.