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05/22/2026

Are you STILL looking for storm damage clean up? Did you just return to see a lot of limbs down? We can turn them into mulch for you ON SITE!

05/18/2026

Friendly reminder that in Provincetown you only have until June 1 to Pressure wash anything. Now booking.
314-323-5180

04/29/2026

Bathroom need a refresh? We got you. 😁

02/11/2026

Some stuff we’ve been doing the past few weeks…

01/31/2026

01/27/2026

There will be burst pipes, and water damage, and drywall repairs galore in the coming weeks. Please be able to shut off the water when there is a leak. We can cut & cap until licensed plumbers arrive, and we can patch the holes after the plumbers leave. If you dont have a plumber, we have several we work with. Please be patient. email is the quickest way to get on the schedule.

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01/24/2026

The Town is advising residents and property owners to take precautions ahead of very cold temperatures forecast this weekend, which can increase the risk of frozen or burst water pipes. Taking a few preventive steps now can help avoid costly emergencies. Residents and property owners are encouraged to:
🔹 Keep heat on in all buildings, including seasonal or vacant properties (generally no lower than 55°F).
🔹 Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate around plumbing.
🔹 Let water run slightly, approximately the width of a pencil, especially faucets on exterior walls.
🔹 Seal drafts near pipes, vents, and foundation openings.
🔹 Insulate exposed pipes, particularly in basements, crawl spaces, and unheated areas.
🔹 Shut off and drain exterior water lines and hoses if not already done.
Learn more at https://buff.ly/5LO1RyQ

01/24/2026

❄️‼️ WINTER STORM ALERT ‼️❄️

🥶 Extreme cold this weekend with dangerously low wind chills
🌨️ Significant snowfall possible Sunday afternoon through Monday evening — potentially 12”+
🚗 Snow Emergency Parking Ban begins at 9:00 AM Sunday, Jan. 25 on posted snow routes.

Residents are urged to prepare now, limit travel, protect pipes from freezing, and check on neighbors—especially older adults and those who may need assistance.

Read the full alert with parking ban details, preparation tips, and more at https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/1830

Please share to help keep our community informed and safe.

01/24/2026

Please see this guidance from MEMA regarding Winter Storm Planning. It may be helpful for this weekend!

01/24/2026

❄Town of Orleans Weekend Weather Advisory❄

The Town of Orleans is preparing for a period of extreme cold followed by a prolonged and significant winter storm expected to impact the region from Friday night through Monday. Forecasted impacts include bitter cold and dangerous wind chills, significant snowfall over an extended duration, and hazardous travel conditions. Power outages are also possible.

All programs and meetings scheduled to take place in Town Hall buildings on Monday are cancelled, and Town buildings and the Transfer Station will be closed.

Residents are strongly urged to stay off the roads during the storm unless travel is absolutely necessary. Orleans DPW, Police Deaprtment, and Fire-Rescue staff will be working before, during, and after the storm to support public safety and essential services.

Expected Conditions:
▶Friday Night through Sunday Morning
Frigid temperatures with wind chills below zero, especially Saturday morning

▶Sunday through Monday Evening
Significant snow event beginning mid-day Sunday and continuing through Monday evening
Current snowfall estimates of 8–12 inches
Potential for sleet or freezing rain on Monday
Heaviest snowfall expected overnight Sunday into Monday morning
Low potential for wind gusts of 40–45 mph

Public Safety Guidance:
▶Stay off the roads during the storm unless travel is absolutely necessary
▶Dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and limit time outdoors
▶Bring pets indoors
▶Prepare for possible power outages
▶Ensure smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working properly
▶Make room for snowplows and completely clear snow and ice from vehicles

Residents are encouraged to check on neighbors, particularly seniors, individuals with medical needs, and those who may need assistance during extreme cold or power outages.

Residents are also encouraged to continue monitoring weather forecasts and Town communications, and to keep an eye out for additional alerts as conditions evolve.