Landscape Cleanup Services

Storm damage affects more than just your home, often bringing down trees and covering your property with debris. If you’ve been impacted by storm damage in Omaha, Anchor Landscaping provides full landscape cleanup and storm restoration services to make your property look pristine once more.

Professional Landscape Cleanup in Omaha

As a homeowner, you work hard to ensure your house and property look and feel like home. Unfortunately, storm damage is all too common, and landscaping installations can frequently be damaged or destroyed by high winds, hail, fallen debris, and more.

At Anchor Landscaping, our professional team is available to provide prompt landscape cleanup services throughout Omaha and the surrounding area. Our services include thorough inspections, sodding, grading, flood water control, and tree removal to fully restore your lawn and landscaping. When storms strike, make Anchor the first company you call!

Our Storm Damage Services

Storms can cause a variety of damage to your entire property. Falling trees can gouge your lawn and create an unsightly mess, while heavy rains can disrupt irrigation systems and threaten your home’s foundations. Our landscape cleanup and storm damage services are tailored to address all common issues arising from storms, including:

Wind & Hail Damage

High winds and hail are both common here in Omaha and can damage ornamental plants. Our team will work to evaluate and address storm damage to plantings and restore the beauty of your property.

Tree/Limb Damage

Tree limbs can cause damage wherever they fall, and unfortunately sometimes storms can bring down entire trees as well. Anchor provides complete tree removal and pruning services, as well as stump grinding as an optional service as needed.

Drainage & Irrigation

In some cases, improper grading or irrigation can threaten your home. Anchor Landscaping can work to address flooding and stormwater control issues to protect your property from future rainfall.

Local Landscapers, Prompt Service

As a local landscaping company in Omaha, our team at Anchor Landscaping can respond promptly in the event of storms throughout our service areas. Following a major storm, we examine which ZIP codes are impacted and reach out to existing clients to check up on the status of their property. With a locally based crew, we can offer emergency services as needed, typically within 48 hours.

Roof Damage? Anchor Can Help!

In addition to our landscaping services, Anchor is also a renowned roofing company based right here in Omaha. Falling trees and limbs frequently damage landscaping, roofs, and more—and if your home was struck, our team can help. Learn more about our storm damage roof repair services.

Schedule a Landscape Storm Damage Inspection

Damage to landscaping can detract from the appearance of your property. What’s more, it can also threaten your home, as debris in your yard can create a safety hazard and even lead to further damage when the next storm sweeps through the area.

If your property has been damaged by storms, reach out to Anchor Landscaping today to book a free inspection and plan your landscape cleanup.

Landscape Cleanup and Storm Damage FAQs

Check out these frequently asked questions. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you still need answers.

Will insurance cover landscaping storm damage?

This will depend on your insurance policy. Typically damage to your home is more likely to be covered, such as if a branch or tree falls on it. However, policy limits will apply and it’s always a good idea to speak with your insurance provider.

My property was damaged in the storm, what should I do about my landscaping?

Reach out to the Anchor Landscaping team for a free inspection and we’ll determine the scope of the damage.

How much does storm clean-up cost?

The scale of landscape cleanup projects can vary drastically and my cost anywhere from $500–$75,000. Typically, the cost depends on how many trees are down, as well as the size and maturity of them. Cost also depends on whether heavy equipment is needed, such as a scissor lift, crane, excavators, and wood chippers etc.

What storm-resistant landscaping options can I consider?

We recommend that homeowners avoid cottonwood trees. These are the weakest tree, with soft wood and a shallow root structure, and many of them bend or snap in half due to storms. If you do use cottonwoods, it’s best not to plant them near your home.

What should I do if power lines are down?

If you have downed or damaged power lines, stay well clear of them (we recommend avoiding that area of your property entirely if possible) and contact your utility company immediately to evaluate the damage. This should be done before contacting anyone for landscape cleanup services.