When strong storms hit, they can leave a path of fallen trees, scattered debris, and damage that feels overwhelming. Knowing what to do first can make recovery safer and faster. Here’s a simple, step-by-step checklist to help Kentucky property owners take the right action after severe weather.

• Check for Safety First – If there are downed power lines, structural damage, or flooding — call 911 and stay clear. Safety always comes first. Once you’ve confirmed everyone’s okay, carefully inspect your property from a safe distance before beginning cleanup.
• Document the Damage – Before you start moving anything, take photos or short videos of damage to trees, fences, outbuildings, and driveways. These can help with insurance claims and estimates later.
• Clear Access Areas – Focus on driveways, roads, and walkways first so you can reach your home or let repair crews in. Thickett-B-Gone can quickly clear debris and open access routes using professional equipment designed for safety and speed.
• Remove Hazardous Trees or Limbs – If trees are leaning toward your home or tangled in power lines, don’t risk it — call the professionals. Our team safely removes downed or dangerous limbs and hauls debris off-site for proper disposal.
• Schedule a Full Cleanup – Once it’s safe, a thorough cleanup brings order back to your property. We remove branches, brush, damaged structures, and debris so you can focus on what’s next — whether it’s rebuilding or simply getting back to normal.

Severe storms are unpredictable, but recovery doesn’t have to be. Thickett-B-Gone provides fast, local storm cleanup and debris removal across South-Central Kentucky.

Call 502-216-2658 for emergency or next-day service.