Emergency Tree Service
Storm damage or a fallen tree? Call to discuss the situation and next steps. Keep clear of unstable trees and downed power lines.
Stay clear of damaged trees and hanging branches.
If a tree is touching power lines, contact your utility provider and emergency services first. Downed lines can energize the ground and the tree itself. Do not inspect closely, climb, cut, or try to move damaged branches. Keep people and pets well clear and call us once the area around the hazard is safe to discuss.
Tree emergencies take different forms.
If a tree is threatening people or property, call us. These are the situations we respond to most often.
Fallen or uprooted trees
Complete or partial tree failure on the ground, often after wind or saturated soil.
Trees or limbs on structures
Trees or limbs resting on roofs, vehicles, fences, or outbuildings.
Blocked access
Trees or large limbs across driveways, roads, gates, or walkways.
Dangerous hanging limbs
Broken limbs hung up in the canopy and ready to fall without warning.
Split or damaged trunks
Trunks cracked or split at weak unions, at risk of full failure.
Wind, ice, snow & lightning
Storm-torn canopies, ice-loaded limbs, and lightning strike damage.
Assess the hazard.
Plan the response.
When you call, we triage the situation and talk through what happens next. Some work may happen in stages, and full cleanup may follow once conditions allow.
Keep clear
YouMove people, pets, and vehicles away from the damaged tree and anything hanging above.
Contact the team
YouCall us and describe what you see. We triage the situation and talk through next steps.
Site evaluation
CrewWe assess the hazard, access, and any structures at risk before any work begins.
Stabilization or removal
CrewWe make the area safe, often in stages, lowering or removing the hazard with rigging.
Cleanup
CrewDebris is chipped and hauled once conditions allow. Full cleanup may follow in daylight.
Help us understand the situation.
The more we know up front, the faster we can plan the right response. Share what you can observe from a safe distance.
Property location
Your address and where the tree is on the property.
What is affected
Whether a structure, vehicle, fence, or access is involved.
Whether access is blocked
If a driveway, road, or walkway is impassable.
What you can observe
What you can safely see from a distance, without approaching.
Only share photos if it is safe to take them, and never approach a tree touching power lines.
Call (555) 555-TREE
Stabilizing a hazard and finishing cleanup are different steps.
First we make the area safe, often by stabilizing or removing what is actively threatening your property. Debris cleanup and full site restoration may follow once conditions allow.
Structures first
We prioritize anything resting on or threatening a building.
Restore access
Driveways and walkways are cleared so you can move safely.
Wood handling
Brush is chipped and hauled. Logs can be cut, left, or removed.
What to know about emergency tree service.
If a tree is threatening people or property, call us directly. We prioritize emergency calls and respond as quickly as we can.
Need help with a damaged tree?
Call us and we'll triage the situation, talk through what happens next, and move quickly to make the area safe.