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.

When it comes to storm season, preparation is about more than just sandbags and canned food. In Florida, local services—like debris removal, dumpster rentals, and cleanup support—play a critical role in hurricane readiness. Following a recent meeting of Central Florida agencies in Apopka, we’re sharing what homeowners, property managers, and business owners can do before and after the storm to strengthen community resilience. From clearing out side yards to booking a roll-off dumpster, every step counts.

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.

Storms are intensifying across Florida—and fast, effective cleanup has never been more important. From rising debris piles to overloaded local resources, here’s what homeowners, contractors, and communities need to know this storm season—plus practical tips, expert insights, and trusted solutions for navigating post-storm recovery quickly and safely.