By late May, most Wellington barns have weathered a full season of training, turnout, and showing. The horses might be headed north—but the mess they left behind? Still here. Now’s the time for property owners in Wellington, Loxahatchee Groves, Deer Run, and Palm Beach Point to tackle summer cleanouts, reset their facilities, and make fall prep easier than ever.

Storms are hitting harder and moving in faster across Florida—and tornadoes are showing up with almost no warning. Whether you manage a home, a horse farm, an event venue, or an entire community, this blog walks you through what to expect in 2025, how to prepare, and when to bring in help before and after the storm.

Equestrian properties carry unique risks — from aging fencing to hidden storm damage. Left unchecked, small problems can turn into big costs and serious safety issues for horses, riders, and workers. Learn how to spot risks early, why clean grounds matter more than you think, and how proactive care protects your land, your animals, and your investment.

After a storm, most people focus on what to haul away. But a new investigation followed Florida’s storm debris and uncovered where it really ends up—and why it’s not where you think. From broken furniture to rebar, storm waste takes a winding path through an overwhelmed cleanup system. This post breaks it down—and shows how you can prepare smarter, clean up faster, and avoid adding to the pile.

Florida’s 2025 storm season poses serious challenges for equestrian properties. Our latest post reveals how removing hazardous debris before the storm and executing a rapid cleanup afterward can keep your barns, training facilities, and event centers safe. Get practical tips and trusted service options from TrashHelp to protect your horses and property.