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Before and after the storm

Storm debris out of the house today, not off the curb next month.

Helene and Milton left Pinellas neighborhoods gutting homes for months. We do the part the county pickup does not: the inside, the same day, hauled to a permitted facility. And we do not raise prices when the wind blows.

Pre-storm prep

Loose yard items, old furniture on the lanai, the half-torn fence. Hauled before the watch becomes a warning, at the standard rate.

Muck-out and gut-out

Flooded contents, wet drywall, cabinets, carpet and appliances out of the house fast, so mold does not win. Sorted so the county pile stays legal.

Yard and fence debris

Fronds, branches, screen frames and fence panels hauled to a yard-waste or C&D facility when you cannot wait for the county pass.

How we keep it legal

Where storm debris can and cannot go.

During a declared storm the county disposal complex is often closed to private haulers so the county can keep its own debris mission eligible for federal reimbursement. We haul to the private transfer stations, C&D recyclers and metal yards the county lists for commercial haulers instead, and we show you the scale ticket.

Storm-damaged contents you set loose and sorted at the curb are eligible for county pickup. Rebuild and renovation scrap is not, and neither is anything a paid hauler leaves at the curb when hauling was in the price. If you want us to stage debris for county pickup instead of hauling it, we write that on the ticket so a debris monitor can read it.

Storm request

Send photos of the damage. We will tell you what we can do today.

Mark the request as emergency if water is in the house. The phone is answered around the clock before, during and after a storm.

Prefer to text? Send the photos to 727-607-JUNK. Your details stay private.

Storm questions

What Tampa Bay asks after the wind stops.

Anything else, call or text. A person answers.

  • After a declared storm, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties and most cities run curbside pickup of storm-generated debris that residents set loose and sorted at the right-of-way: vegetation in one pile, construction material in another, appliances in a third. It can take weeks to months. What the county will not take is renovation and rebuild scrap, or debris a paid contractor leaves at the curb when hauling was part of the job.

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