Storms come off the mountains onto Lake Keowee hard, and the lake-shore pines and hardwoods around Seneca, Walhalla and Salem come down across docks, decks and lake roads. After one, the pile is limbs plus dock sections, deck rail and patio furniture blown into the yard.
Oconee County's debris pickup takes vegetation cut to length at the curb, weeks later, and not from private lake roads; we cut, load and haul the whole pile from the shore in one visit, or the part the county will not take if you want to wait for the free part. Walhalla and Salem, at the foot of the mountains, see the worst of the wind and are usually the first calls after a storm.
What a storm and yard debris cleanup job in Seneca involves
- Photo of the yard; quote by load
- Crew with saws for anything that needs cutting down
- Loaded and hauled, usually within a day or two after a storm
- Yard raked clear
Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup pricing for Seneca
Storm cleanup on the Seneca side is by the truck with the cutting in the number: a quarter truck at $225 to $325 for limbs and a dock section, a half at $375 to $500 for a lake lot's worth; private lake-road piles the county skips are the usual call. See the Anderson price list.
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Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup questions from Seneca
Will Oconee County pick up storm debris on a private lake road?
Usually not; declared-storm pickups run the public roads for vegetation at the curb. Lake-road piles and dock debris are a crew job.
Can you clear a tree that fell across a Lake Keowee dock?
On the dock or the ground, yes: cut, loaded and hauled. On the house, a tree crew first, then we take what is left.