Storm Debris Removal in Owensboro, KY: Fast Cleanup When You Need It Most
A storm just came through and left a mess? We're Owensboro Roll-Off Pros, and we get dumpsters out fast after wind, hail, or storm damage, often the same day. Most storm cleanups use a 15 or 20 yard container, running $300 to $500 depending on size and how much debris you're clearing.
Is This the Right Service for Your Situation?
This page covers storm damage specifically, fallen limbs, downed fencing, damaged roofing, debris blown onto your property. It applies to homeowners, businesses, and property managers alike, storms don’t check who owns what before they hit. If you’re planning a renovation or a routine cleanout instead, our Residential, Construction, or Commercial pages fit better. This one’s for when something happened and you need it cleared now.
Owensboro Sees More Storms Than You’d Think
This isn’t a rare event around here. An F3 tornado tore through Owensboro on January 3, 2000, with winds up to 180 mph, destroying 101 homes and damaging around 1,200 more across the city. Another tornado hit in April 2016. More recently, two tornadoes touched down in Daviess County in May 2024. Add in the regular wind storms, ice, and hail that pass through Western Kentucky most years, and storm damage becomes a real, recurring part of living here, not a once-in-a-lifetime event. That’s exactly why we keep extra containers ready for fast turnaround when severe weather rolls through.
Dumpster Sizes for Storm Cleanup
| Size | Best For | Weight Limit |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Yard | Fallen limbs, fence debris, minor damage | Around 2 tons |
| 20 Yard | Roof damage, moderate yard and structure debris | Around 3 tons |
| 30 Yard | Major property damage, large trees down | Around 4 tons |
Not sure how much debris you’re dealing with? Describe it when you call and we’ll get you the right size, no need to guess during an already stressful week.
Storm Damage We Help Clear in Owensboro

Fast Delivery When You Need It Most, How It Works
Call as soon as you’re ready, even the same day the storm passes. Tell us your address and roughly how much debris you’re dealing with, and we’ll get a container out as fast as our schedule allows, often within hours during normal conditions. We place it where it’s out of the way of repair crews, utility work, and safe from further weather rolling through. Load at your pace, call when it’s full or the cleanup’s done, and we’ll come get it, no need to rush through an already exhausting week.
How Fast Can You Get a Dumpster to Me After a Storm?
Often the same day, sometimes within hours if our schedule allows. During widespread storm events across the region, demand spikes for everyone in this business, so call as early as you can rather than waiting until debris has piled up further.
Should I Take Photos Before You Haul Anything Away?
Yes, if there’s any chance you’ll file an insurance claim. Photograph the damage and the debris before we load it, since your insurer will likely want documentation. Once it’s in the truck, there’s no getting it back for a claims adjuster to see.
What Can and Can’t Go In a Storm Debris Dumpster
| Category | Examples | Allowed? |
|---|---|---|
| Yard and tree debris | Branches, brush, fallen limbs | Yes |
| Structural storm damage | Shingles, siding, fence panels, drywall | Yes |
| Water-damaged items | Furniture, carpet, flooring | Yes |
| Never allowed | Paint, batteries, chemicals, motor oil, asbestos | No |
Will Insurance Cover Storm Debris Removal?
Often, at least partly. Most homeowners policies include debris removal as part of a covered storm claim, but coverage usually has a cap, commonly a percentage of what’s paid for the actual damage. Tree removal specifically is often covered more narrowly, sometimes only if the tree damaged a structure or blocks your driveway, with a set dollar limit per tree in many policies, a tree that fell in the yard without hitting anything often isn’t covered at all. We aren’t insurance agents, so check your specific policy or call your agent to confirm what’s covered before you assume either way. What we can tell you: keep your receipt from us and take photos before pickup, since most insurers want both as part of the claim.
Permits and Local Disposal Rules After a Storm
Most storm cleanup dumpsters stay on your own property, so a permit usually isn’t needed. If debris removal requires placing a container on a street, check with the city first. Illegal dumping outside an approved container carries a fine up to $500 under Daviess County ordinance. Need to haul something yourself? Daviess County runs the West Daviess County Landfill on KY Highway 815, and the East Daviess County Transfer Station on Floral Road near Philpot.
Storm Debris Removal or Tree Removal Service? Know the Difference
We haul away debris that’s already down, limbs, branches, damaged structures, whatever the storm left behind on the ground. We don’t cut down damaged or leaning trees still standing, that requires a tree service with different equipment, training, and insurance for the job. If you’ve got a tree that’s down and needs hauling, call us. If you’ve got a tree still standing that’s damaged and needs to come down safely, call a tree service first, then us for the cleanup once it’s on the ground.
Why Owensboro Turns to Us After a Storm
Frequently Asked Questions About Storm Debris Removal
Get Storm Debris Cleared Today
Call now, tell us what the storm left behind, and we’ll get you a price and the fastest delivery we can manage.

