Storm Damage Tree Removal & Cleanup Services in Florida

Spinning Crane Works is open 24 hours every day, so storm-related calls can be addressed as soon as crane availability and site access allow. After major Florida weather events, we prioritize hazardous trees affecting homes, driveways, utilities, and repair access. Calling with photos, address details, and damage conditions helps our team plan the safest response.

Yes. Crane-assisted removal is especially valuable when a tree is resting on a roof, garage, or other structure. Our operators use controlled rigging and lifting methods to raise heavy sections away from the building without adding unnecessary stress. This helps create safer conditions for roofers, restoration contractors, and insurance inspections.

Spinning Crane Works specializes in crane and rigging support for heavy storm debris, including large fallen trees and oversized limbs. We can lift and move dangerous or difficult sections so cleanup crews, contractors, or property owners can continue clearing the site. The service is designed to support the overall recovery and cleanup process safely.

Spinning Crane Works serves Central and South Florida from its Melbourne base. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, and Jacksonville. Because storm damage can affect wide areas, response depends on road access, weather conditions, and crane scheduling, but the team travels across the region for heavy lifting needs.

A crane allows large, unstable tree sections to be lifted vertically and moved with control instead of dragged across a roof, yard, or structure. This can reduce additional damage, improve safety around broken limbs, and make difficult removals possible when standard equipment cannot reach or safely handle the load.

Spinning Crane Works has extensive experience working around power lines for heavy lifting projects, including cell towers and power poles. Storm tree removal near utilities still requires careful coordination and safe site conditions. If live wires or utility damage are present, the appropriate utility provider should secure the area before crane lifting begins.

Provide the property address, photos or videos of the fallen tree, details about what it is touching, and whether access is blocked by water, debris, gates, or narrow roads. Mention nearby power lines, roof damage, or unstable structures. This information helps the team evaluate equipment needs, rigging strategy, and scheduling urgency.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works uses top-of-the-line Link-Belt crane equipment capable of lifting over 100 tons and reaching up to 300 feet. The company is BBB Accredited, holds a 4.7-star Google rating, and is known for safe, knowledgeable crane and rigging services across Central and South Florida.