Storm Cleanup

When Disaster Hits
The United States suffers tremendous loss due to natural disasters. Tennessee gets hit with Tornadoes, with flood rain, damaging hail and hurricane force winds. These storms cause extreme, residential and commercial, damages in just a matter of hours. When disaster hits, what is the best way to clean up unwanted debris after a storm?

The Overflow Problem: Emergency Cleanup is Needed
After the Tornado, areas such as Nashville, Tennessee has  struggled with the overflow of garbage as well as storm debris. One Tennessee resident explains, “it took our regular neighborhood garbage man three runs in just a single day to pick up regular trash because the landfills are so full that they had to drive to use different mounds… 

Another tornado victim describes the worry after her garbage disposal company started putting up signs for people to move debris closer to the curb otherwise they could not take it. Her garbage pile, nearly as tall as her home, was set only a few feet from the curb and the garbage company could not take it. Despite the chaos after a disaster, effective and organized junk removal is necessary for your community’s safety and cleanliness.