Storm & Emergency Limb Cleanup in Jacksonville
$150–$800 · flat quote before work starts
Storm & Emergency Limb Cleanup in Jacksonville typically runs $150–$800 for residential properties in Riverside, San Marco, Mandarin, Ortega, Atlantic Beach, Westside, Northside, Julington Creek, and nearby Jacksonville neighborhoods. Request a quote through the form for a same-day quote response, or call (904) 847-3434.
After a tropical storm or hurricane, downed limbs and hanging branches create real hazards. Jacksonville providers respond to storm calls as soon as roads are safe -- removing widow-maker limbs, clearing blocked driveways, and getting your yard back to normal.
Single limb drops $150-$300; full storm cleanup $400-$800.
What Tree Removal Actually Costs in Jacksonville →
What the job covers
- Removal of downed limbs and split branches from the yard
- Extraction of hanging or lodged widow-maker limbs from the canopy
- Tarp assistance for exposed roof sections where debris caused damage
- Debris chipped, bundled, or hauled depending on volume
- Documentation photos available for homeowner insurance claims on request
When to call a tree service
- A limb split in last night's storm and is hanging over the roof -- you want it off before the next band comes through
- An oak came down across the driveway and the cars are stuck until it moves
- A broken branch is lodged in the canopy directly over where the kids play
- A fallen limb took out a fence section and the insurance adjuster wants photos of the tree damage
- The yard is buried in storm debris and the City's bulk pickup is weeks out
Jobs we'll point you elsewhere for
- Downed lines or a tree resting on power lines -- stay clear and report it to JEA; crews cannot touch anything energized
- Structural roof repair -- your provider can help tarp an exposed section, but rebuilding the roof is a roofer's job
- Neighborhood-scale or commercial lot clearing after a storm -- this service covers residential yards
Storm & Emergency Limb Cleanup — common questions
How quickly can you respond after a storm?
Response times depend on storm severity and road conditions. Submit a request as soon as it is safe -- providers prioritize active safety hazards like limbs on roofs or blocked driveways first.
Does homeowners insurance cover storm tree cleanup?
Most standard HO-3 policies cover removal of a tree that falls on a covered structure, subject to your deductible. Trees that fall in the yard without hitting a structure are typically not covered. Your provider can supply documentation photos to support a claim.
What is a widow maker and why is it urgent?
A widow maker is a broken or partially detached limb still lodged in the canopy above. It can drop without warning. These should be removed as soon as a provider can safely access the canopy after a storm.
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