Storm debris, fallen trees and wind-damaged structures cleared
across Phoenix. Send photos, get a price the same day, and if you are
working to an HOA deadline say so — those jobs go to the front.
What monsoon damage looks like in Phoenix
Phoenix covers the widest spread of housing age in the Valley, and the cleanup job changes completely across it. Arcadia and Encanto have mature citrus, ash and ficus on lots that were landscaped seventy years ago; those trees are large, shallow-rooted and the ones that come down. Desert Ridge and North Phoenix are newer desert landscaping where the problem is washed granite and blown debris rather than fallen timber.
The trees that fail here
Mature ficus and ash in the older central neighbourhoods, Washingtonia palms everywhere, and mesquite that splits at the crotch rather than uprooting.
What we get called out for most in Phoenix
The most common call from central Phoenix is a mature ficus or ash that has gone over whole, roots and all, because seventy-year-old irrigated landscaping sits in soil that turns to soup. From the north of the city it is almost always washed granite and blown debris instead — different job, different truck.
Worth knowing locally
Central Phoenix streets are narrow with mature trees on both sides, so truck access is often the constraint rather than the size of the pile. Tell us if there is an alley — in the older grid neighbourhoods it is usually the easier route in.
Areas we cover in Phoenix
Arcadia, Ahwatukee Foothills, Biltmore, Central Phoenix, Desert Ridge, Encanto, North Phoenix, Paradise Valley Village, Roosevelt Row and Sunnyslope, and the wider Phoenix area.
What we clear
- Fallen trees and broken limbs
- Storm debris and haul-away
- Palm fronds and leaning palms
- Wind-damaged sheds
- Carports, patio covers and fencing
- Full post-storm yard reset
Before you call anyone
If there is a power line involved — in the debris, touching a tree, or
anywhere near the work — call APS or SRP first. They attend free and no
crew can legally start until they have released it.
Photograph the damage before anything is moved. It is your evidence for an
insurer, for the association, and for any conversation with a neighbour.
Common questions
Do you cover all of Phoenix?
Yes, including Arcadia, Ahwatukee Foothills, Biltmore, Central Phoenix, Desert Ridge, Encanto, North Phoenix, Paradise Valley Village, Roosevelt Row and Sunnyslope.
How fast can you get here?
The week after a major storm is our busiest, so the earlier the photos reach
us the better. Blocked access and HOA deadlines move up the list.
How much will it cost?
It depends on volume and access rather than a fixed rate. See
what monsoon cleanup costs in the
Valley, or send photos for a real number.
I have an HOA notice with a deadline. Can you help?
Yes, and tell us the date. See
how Arizona HOA storm-debris
notices work — cure windows are usually 10 to 14 days and fines
double on a second notice.
Storm damage in Phoenix? Text photos to
623-263-5172 with your suburb. Wide shot, the access route,
and close-ups of anything heavy is enough for a price.