As the local government continue their effort to rebuild our community, the City of Gatlinburg and Sevier county passes resolution that affects private property that still have debris from the wild fire. They requires debris to be remove by the end of the year.

For those individuals that need assistance, the property owners must apply by completing a Debris Removal Form. By signing the form these allow local officials to check property and perform damage assessment.

The new program can provide services to any eligible applicants such as removal of any wildfire debris, demolitions of hazardous structures , help stabilize any slope or property and it can also provide removal of any standing dead trees.
In order to accept any assistance the owner should remit any help from insurance company for any works done like debris cleaning to the property. The programs are not applicable to any commercial property or any property that is part of a business group or an LLC.

The officials indicates that these debris removal effort are important to eliminate threats to local health and safety. As Sevierville builder start their construction effort to help rebuilding process, debris removal program can improve public and private property value. Any home builder in Sevierville will tell you that such new program is a great start to help improve our local economy.

Elick Combs and his Big City Remodeling company are ready and eager to be part of the reconstruction process to help our community. Visit their website at www.bigcityremodeling.com or contact them at (865) 216-0223.