Alachua sits in North Central Florida’s hurricane and tropical storm path, and recent years have made that reality hard to ignore. Storm damage from Hurricane Helene was worse than Hurricane Irma, which had previously stood as the area’s benchmark for tree damage — and every storm since has left the same pattern behind: downed trees, broken limbs, and yards buried in debris.

That’s the starting point. What comes after it is where local knowledge matters.

County curbside collection helps, but it runs on a schedule and a deadline — debris left past the cutoff doesn’t get a second pass. Property owners who need their land cleared sooner, or who have debris the county program won’t take, need a crew that doesn’t wait on that timeline. Leftover storm debris isn’t just an eyesore, either — during dry, windy stretches it adds fuel that raises wildfire risk on and around the property.

Along the US-441 and I-75 corridor and throughout Alachua County, we’ve cleared storm-damaged properties fast, without waiting on someone else’s schedule.

On Track Land Management LLC has responded to storm cleanup across Alachua County for years. We clear it before it becomes the next problem.