When the weather hits, we move
Storm and disaster debris cleanup is the clearing, collection, and hauling of debris left behind by severe weather and disaster events — downed trees and brush, construction debris from damaged structures, and scattered material. SGB Environmental Services mobilizes crews and equipment for this work across Southeast Missouri, Northeast Arkansas, Southern Illinois, and Western Kentucky.
Disaster recovery is about speed and reliability. We're a regional, owner-run crew built to mobilize on time-sensitive work — clearing access, removing debris, and hauling it off so cleanup and rebuilding can begin. We support prime contractors, municipalities, and agencies, and where conditions allow we route recoverable material through affiliated recycling operations at Bootheel Recycling to cut disposal volume on large jobs.
Mobilize, clear, recover
A response built for the realities of post-storm conditions.
Rapid call-out
One call gets crews and equipment heading toward your site with a clear scope and plan.
Clear access first
We prioritize opening roadways, entrances, and work areas so other recovery work can start.
Remove & haul
Debris is collected, loaded, and hauled off with our own licensed trucks and equipment.
Recover where possible
Recoverable metal and material is separated for recovery, reducing landfill volume on large efforts.
Crews and equipment that mobilize when timing matters most.
Post-storm debris of all kinds
- Downed trees, limbs, and brush
- Vegetative storm debris
- Construction debris from damaged structures
- Scattered scrap and recoverable metal
- General non-hazardous storm debris
- Right-of-way and access clearing
For vegetative work, pair this with vegetation management & land clearing.
Recovery partners across the region
Based in Dexter — mobilized across four states
From our base at 202 N. Harris Drive in Dexter, MO, we respond to storm and disaster debris work throughout Southeast Missouri, Northeast Arkansas, Southern Illinois, and Western Kentucky — including Sikeston, Cape Girardeau, Poplar Bluff, Kennett, Malden, and Bloomfield. Not sure if you're in range? Call us and ask.
Storm & disaster cleanup questions
What is storm and disaster debris cleanup?
Storm and disaster debris cleanup is the clearing, collection, and hauling of debris left behind by severe weather and disaster events — downed trees and brush, construction debris, and scattered material — to make properties and roadways safe and passable again.
How quickly can you mobilize after a storm?
We're set up for fast regional mobilization on time-sensitive work. Calling us directly at 573-820-5898 is the fastest way to get crews and equipment moving toward your site after a storm or disaster event.
Do you support government and prime-contractor disaster recovery?
Yes. SGB is a small-business, HUBZone-designated-community field-services subcontractor that supports prime contractors, municipalities, and federal and state agencies including FEMA, USACE, MoDOT, and SEMA on storm and disaster recovery work.
What kinds of storm debris do you handle?
Downed trees, limbs and brush, vegetative debris, construction and demolition debris from damaged structures, and scattered non-hazardous material. We do not handle hazardous waste.
Can you recover material from storm cleanup?
Where conditions allow, recoverable metals and material are separated and recovered through affiliated recycling operations at Bootheel Recycling rather than landfilled, which can reduce disposal volume during large recovery efforts.
What areas do you respond to?
We are based in Dexter, MO and mobilize across Southeast Missouri, Northeast Arkansas, Southern Illinois, and Western Kentucky, including Sikeston, Cape Girardeau, Poplar Bluff, and Kennett.
Often paired with storm cleanup
Storm damage to clear?
Calling us is the fastest way to get crews mobilized.