It’s a sinking feeling to walk outside after a storm and find a tree through the fence, the shed on its side and branches all over the yard. Before you start dragging limbs around by yourself, give us a call.
Bella Junk Removal picks up storm debris across the Verde Valley: downed limbs, broken fencing, blown over sheds and whatever else the wind scattered, once it’s on the ground. Our crew does the lifting and loading. Call (928) 395-6441. We answer 8 AM to 8 PM, 7 days a week.
A downed limb that looks manageable from the porch is usually a lot heavier once you try to move it. Add twisted fence panels, a crushed carport frame and soggy patio cushions, and it’s more than a pickup can carry in one trip.
We bring a dump truck and trailer, load from where the debris landed and haul it off in as few trips as possible.
We’re insured and based in Camp Verde.
Here is how a storm cleanup with us usually goes.
Call and describe where things landed. Photos of the yard, fence line or shed help us plan the crew and truck space.
We find a time that fits your day. Our hours are 8 AM to 8 PM, 7 days a week, weekends included.
Our crew walks the debris with you and confirms the price. You decide before we start.
We break down flattened sheds and fence sections so they load safely, then rake up the loading area when it is safe to.
You pay when we are done. Green waste goes to facilities that accept it, metal goes to scrap, and anything still usable is set aside for donation or resale.
If the storm knocked it down, blew it over or broke it, and it is safe to reach, we can usually take it. Common storm loads include:
Very heavy materials like dirt, rock, concrete or large loads of shingles are quoted separately because weight matters.
Water got into the house? See our flood debris removal page.
We haul trees, limbs and branches once they are on the ground and safe to reach. We do not cut down standing trees, climb, or take down limbs that are still hanging.
If a tree is leaning, split or hung up in another tree, call a tree service first. We refer that work to our partner Top Notch Trees, and once the tree is down, we can haul it away. If anything is touching a power line, stay clear and call the utility company. We can haul that debris only after the line is safe.
For everyday green waste without storm damage, see our yard debris removal page.
A shed on its side is often still full of tools, bikes, holiday boxes and the lawn mower. We can take apart a flattened or damaged shed and haul it away, along with anything inside you do not want. If you want to keep some of it, set it aside and we will work around it. Our shed removal page has more detail.
For fences, we pick up loose panels, snapped posts and fence wire, including pieces that blew into a neighbor’s yard if they give the OK. We haul the old fence away. We do not build or repair fences.
Reviews from Verde Valley homeowners who have hired our crew, from yard cleanups to full property cleanouts.
Monsoon season in Arizona officially runs from June 15 through September 30, though in northern Arizona the moisture usually doesn’t arrive until the first week of July. Storms can bring strong wind, heavy rain and hail with little warning. The National Weather Service in Flagstaff explains the season and posts forecasts and hazards for our area.
A few things help before the next one: tie down or put away trampolines and patio umbrellas, anchor small sheds, and have a tree service look at dead limbs hanging over the house or fence. When a storm does leave a mess that’s too big for the trash can, give us a call.
Before we load anything, get photos of the damage where it sits: the tree on the fence, the shed where it landed, hail dents on patio furniture and any damage to the house or vehicles. Wide shots and close ups both help.
We can’t give insurance advice, so ask your insurer or adjuster what they need. Our crew will wait while you take pictures.
Storm debris is priced by how much room it takes up in our truck. Dirt, rock, concrete and big piles of shingles are heavy, so those are quoted separately. You hear the price before we load anything.
We take credit cards, cash, checks, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay and tap to pay. Payment plans are available through Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay, subject to approval. See our pricing page for how it works.
We handle storm debris removal in Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, Cornville, Clarkdale, Rimrock and nearby areas. Call (928) 395-6441 and we will get you on the schedule.
Common questions after wind, hail and monsoon storms.
No. We haul trees and limbs once they’re on the ground. For standing, leaning or hanging trees, call a tree service first. We can point you to one we work with, and we can haul the wood after it’s down.
Stay away from it and call the utility company. Do not try to move it. Once the line is safe and the debris is on the ground, we can haul it.
Yes. We take apart blown over and damaged sheds and carports and haul them away, along with anything stored inside. If it is still standing but damaged, tell us when you call and we will talk through it.
Yes, once they are off the roof. We do not do roof work. Shingles are heavy, so larger loads are quoted separately.
We’re typically there the same day and almost always the next day. After a big monsoon storm, demand can spike, so call as early as you can.
Yes. Photos of the debris where it landed, and of any damage to your home or vehicles, can help if your insurance company asks. Check with your insurer about what they need.
We’d rather you didn’t. Storm damaged trees can shift or spring back when they’re cut. Leave large trees and limbs to a tree service and the loading to us. If it’s safe, gathering small branches and loose items into one spot can help the job go faster.
You pay when the job is finished. We take credit cards, cash, checks, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay and tap to pay. Payment plans are available through Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay, subject to approval.
Call (928) 395-6441 and describe what came down. We will tell you what we can haul and who to call for anything we cannot.
If water got inside, see our flood debris removal page. For brush and limbs once the storm mess is handled, our yard debris removal service can keep the yard clear. If the storm left a shed standing but weakened, see shed removal.
