Storm & hurricane cleanup in Florida
After a hurricane or major storm, cranes lift fallen trees off roofs, clear debris and remove damaged structures. Demand spikes right after a storm, so expect longer waits and book as early as you can.
What to tell the crane company
- What fell and what it's resting on
- Whether anyone is still living in the home
- Access: blocked roads, downed lines, flooding
- Your insurance claim number if you have one
Companies offering storm & hurricane cleanup
Tampa
- Adcock Cranes, Inc.Plant City · up to 100 tons
St. Petersburg
- Jerry Riggers Crane and TreeSt. Petersburg
- Greater Bay Area Tree & Crane ServicesSeminole
- Yutzy Tree ServiceSt. Petersburg
Sarasota
- Harbour Crane ServiceSarasota
Fort Pierce
- Blew Bayou ServicesFort Pierce · up to 175 tons
DeLand
- Alliance Crane Service LLCDeLand · up to 50 tons
Questions about storm & hurricane cleanup
How fast can I get a crane after a hurricane?
It varies a lot. Crane companies often book up within days of a major storm. Send your request early, and say clearly if a tree is on an occupied home.
What should I watch for after a storm?
Be careful with crews going door to door. Ask for a written price before work starts and never pay the full amount up front.
Find a crane company by city
- MiamiSouth Florida
- OrlandoCentral Florida
- TampaTampa Bay
- JacksonvilleNortheast Florida
- Fort LauderdaleSouth Florida
- St. PetersburgTampa Bay
- West Palm BeachPalm Beach County
- Fort MyersSouthwest Florida
- SarasotaSouthwest Florida
- NaplesSouthwest Florida
- TallahasseeNorth Florida
- PensacolaPanhandle
- Daytona BeachVolusia County
- LakelandPolk County
- GainesvilleNorth Central Florida
- Port St. LucieTreasure Coast