Southwest Michigan has been ravaged by storms this summer, leaving a path of damage in their wake. As difficult as the cleanup process has been for inland properties, damage to lakefront properties creates a more difficult challenge. Pro-Tech Marine can help with storm damage cleanup on your lakefront property to help get your property back to normal as quickly as possible. Whether you need assistance repairing your dock, boat lift, or other lakefront features, we can work with your insurance company to help make the process smooth and hassle-free. Read further for more information about the storm damage cleanup services Pro-Tech Marine can provide.

We Can Help with Boat Lift or Dock Damage

Powerful summer storms can wreak havoc on your boats, boat lifts, docks, or other waterfront features. Due to the nature of lakefront properties, getting the mess cleaned up and fixed can be extremely challenging. Pro-Tech Marine has the capabilities to help with the cleanup process while also dealing with your insurance company to handle the claim and restore any of the damage. Whether you need your boat lift repaired, a damaged dock replaced, or any other damage addressed, we will work closely with you to properly assess the situation and create a strategy to fix the problem quickly, effectively, and – more importantly – safely.

Remove Downed Trees and Other Debris

In the course of a major storm, there’s a good chance that there will be fallen trees and limbs on your property. Even if you’re lucky enough to avoid any damage to your property, you still have a complicated mess on your hands. The equipment needed to remove the trees is heavy and can gouge the softer soil of a lakefront property. Pro-Tech Marine can approach your property from the water and haul away the trees, branches, and other debris without causing any further damage to your lawn or property.

When you need help cleaning up your lakefront property after a major storm, contact the pros at Pro-Tech Marine. We service property up and down the Lake Michigan shoreline and inland lakes in the greater Muskegon area.