Emergency Tree Services

When to Call for Emergency Tree Services

Certain tree situations require immediate professional attention to prevent injury or property damage. If you're experiencing any of these scenarios, don't hesitate to call our emergency hotline. Our trained crews are equipped to handle dangerous situations safely and efficiently, even in challenging weather conditions.

• •Trees or large branches fallen on homes, vehicles, or other structures
• •Trees leaning dangerously after storms or high winds
• •Branches hanging precariously or caught in power lines
• •Trees blocking roads, driveways, or emergency access routes
• •Split trunks or major structural failures posing immediate danger
• •Storm-damaged trees threatening to fall

Our Emergency Response Process

When you call our emergency line, we dispatch a crew immediately to assess the situation and begin mitigation work. Our first priority is always safety—securing the area, removing immediate hazards, and preventing further damage. We work efficiently to remove fallen trees, stabilize dangerous situations, and clear debris so you can begin the recovery process.

Our emergency crews arrive fully equipped with chainsaws, rigging equipment, and safety gear to handle any situation. We coordinate with utility companies when power lines are involved and can provide temporary support or cabling for trees at risk of falling. After addressing the immediate emergency, we provide a detailed assessment and quote for any additional work needed, such as complete tree removal or stump grinding.

Storm Preparation and Prevention

While we're always ready to respond to emergencies, prevention is the best strategy. Regular tree maintenance significantly reduces the risk of storm damage and tree failure. Our arborists can identify weak branches, structural defects, and disease issues before they become emergencies.

We recommend annual tree inspections, especially before storm season. Proper pruning removes dead wood and reduces wind resistance, while cabling and bracing can support trees with structural weaknesses. Trees growing too close to your home or power lines should be trimmed regularly to maintain safe clearances. Investing in preventive care is far more cost-effective than dealing with emergency tree removal and property damage.