Open access after the storm

Downed trees and tangled brush can block trails, crowd wooded areas, and make property difficult to use. BrushX assesses storm-damaged areas and processes suitable downed material where safe machine access allows. Practical cleanup for wooded property • Reopen blocked trails and access routes. • Reduce suitable deadfall and tangled brush. • Clear around retained trees and agreed property features. • Reclaim usable space in areas affected by wind and storms. Every storm leaves different conditions Material diameter, root balls, suspended trees, entanglement, rocks, slopes, and soft ground can change the method and production time. Large or hazardous trees, work near utilities or buildings, and material that cannot be safely mulched need separate assessment and may call for a tree-service or other specialist. Mulch normally stays on site. Hauling, stump removal, excavation, and finish grading are not automatic parts of storm cleanup. We confirm the accepted work and exclusions in the written estimate. Start with photos and a location Send pictures from a safe position and explain what access or space you need restored. Include the property town, rough affected area, and whether the route is blocked. Sean reviews the conditions and determines whether a site visit is needed. Common questions Can every downed tree be mulched? No. Size, condition, position, and access determine what can be processed safely. Is this emergency tree removal? Describe the situation when you call. This page covers assessed land cleanup; availability and the appropriate method must be confirmed. Can you work when the ground is wet? The ground must support safe equipment access. Timing may need to wait for drier or frozen conditions. Based in South Range, serving Northern Wisconsin and the Duluth area, including Superior, Douglas County, Hayward, Solon Springs, Gordon, and Minong. Request a cleanup assessment · Call 218-492-8679 · Explore land and brush clearing