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Storm Damage Cleanup Cost in Broward County (2026)

Quick answerIn Broward (2026), storm cleanup runs roughly $300–$1,200 for emergency roof tarping, $75–$250 per opening to board up, and $300–$850 per load to haul debris. Fallen-limb removal is $150–$800, a fence-section cleanup $150–$600, and water-soaked drywall tear-out $300–$1,000. We dispatch fast across Broward after a storm, and can drop our 15-yard dump trailer ($425/3 days) if you’d rather load it. Ranges to budget by — quoted free.

Typical storm cleanup prices in Broward (2026)

JobTypical Broward range
Emergency tarping (roof)$300–$1,200
Board-up windows / doors (per opening)$75–$250
Debris haul-off (per load)$300–$850
Fallen limb / small tree removal$150–$800
Fence section cleanup / removal$150–$600
Yard / lot debris clearing$250–$1,500
Water-soaked drywall tear-out (per area)$300–$1,000
Sandbag / flood debris removal$200–$900
Tree-and-haul (downed tree, no climbing)$400–$2,000
15-yard dump trailer (DIY load)$425 / 3 days · $850 / wk
Minimum dispatch$150–$250

These are general 2026 Broward market ranges to help you budget — not a quote. Your actual price depends on the job, access, and materials. 1st Integrity gives free written estimates.

What drives the cost

Storm-cleanup price tracks how much debris there is (volume plus dump fees), access and height (a ground-level haul vs. tarping a two-story roof), water involvement (soaked drywall and flooring must come out fast to stop mold), and urgency — emergency same-day dispatch after a storm costs more than scheduled cleanup. Note: we haul downed limbs and debris, but cutting or climbing a large standing tree near a structure is a job for an insured tree service.

What insurance usually covers — and how to document it

Before you clean up, photograph and video everything — wide shots and close-ups, with timestamps. Many Florida policies cover storm debris removal and emergency mitigation (tarping and board-up done to prevent further damage), so getting a tarp up quickly can both limit your loss and be reimbursable. Keep every receipt. We do the cleanup and mitigation work; by law we don’t adjust or file insurance claims (Fla. Stat. §489.147) — you file with your carrier, and we give you clear documentation of what we did.

When a job legally needs a licensed contractor

Debris removal, tarping and board-up are license-exempt — 1st Integrity is insured and dispatches across Broward after a storm. What needs a licensed contractor is the actual roof repair (beyond an emergency tarp), plus structural and electrical work, and large standing-tree removal that needs climbing or cutting near a structure. We triage, tarp, haul and refer the licensed-trade repairs. Check a specific job free on our Do I Need a License? tool.

Frequently asked

How much does storm cleanup cost in Broward?

Debris haul-off runs about $300–$850 per load, emergency roof tarping $300–$1,200, and board-up $75–$250 per opening (2026). The total depends on damage extent and debris volume.

Do you do emergency tarping and board-up after a hurricane?

Yes — we dispatch fast across Broward for tarping, board-up, debris haul and fallen-limb cleanup to stop further damage. Call 954-995-1028.

Will my insurance cover storm cleanup?

Many Florida policies cover storm debris removal and emergency mitigation like tarping and board-up. Photograph everything first and keep receipts. We do the work; we don’t file or adjust claims (Fla. Stat. §489.147).

Is storm cleanup license-exempt in Florida?

Yes — debris removal, tarping and board-up are license-exempt. Actual roof repair, structural and electrical work need a licensed contractor, and large standing-tree removal needs an insured tree service. We triage and refer.

Talk to a real person

Questions on your specific job? We give free written estimates and straight answers — no upsell. Call 954-995-1028 or request a free estimate.

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