Emergency Tree Service

When to Call Emergency Tree Service

Call us immediately if:

• A tree has fallen on a house, vehicle, or other structure.
• A tree is leaning dangerously toward a building, power line, or high-traffic area.
• Large limbs have snapped and are hanging over structures or walkways.
• A tree or limb has brought down or is entangled with power lines. (If lines are down, keep everyone away and call the utility company first.)
• A tree failure has created an immediate hazard to people, pets, or traffic.

Our Emergency Services

• 24/7 rapid-response assessment — we triage hazards and provide a safe, prioritized plan.
• Emergency tree stabilization — cables, props, or temporary supports to prevent further collapse.
• Safe removal of fallen trees and hazardous limbs — careful, piece-by-piece removal to protect structures and public safety.
• Coordination with utility companies — we work with utilities when power lines are involved and never attempt energized-line work independently.
• Debris removal and site cleanup — we clear access, haul away debris, and chip or stack wood per your preference.
• Documentation for insurance — photos and written summaries of work performed to help with claims.
  

What to Expect When You Call

1. Immediate phone triage — we’ll ask about the location, condition, hazards (vehicles, power lines, structures), and whether anyone is injured.
2. Rapid on-site assessment — a trained crew assesses safety, scope, and required equipment (chainsaws, ropes, cranes, bucket trucks).
3. Clear plan & estimate — we provide a detailed estimate for all work anticipated
4. Safety-first operations — we establish exclusion zones, control traffic if needed, and use personal protective equipment and industry-standard rigging.
5. Cleanup and follow-up — we remove debris, offer stump and site restoration options, and provide documentation for insurance.

• Trained, certified crews using up-to-date safety protocols and PPE.
• Fully insured for liability and workers’ compensation.
• We follow all best practices and comply with local regulations.
• If power lines are involved, we coordinate with the utility and do not work on energized lines ourselves.
  

If Power Lines Are Down

• Keep everyone away and assume lines are live.
• Do not touch fallen lines, the tree touching them, or anything in contact with the lines (including wet ground).
• Call the utility company immediately and then call our emergency line so we can coordinate once the scene is made safe.

Pricing & Payment

Emergency work often carries higher costs due to rapid response, overtime, and specialized equipment. We provide transparent, itemized invoices. If possible, we give an on-site estimate before starting non-urgent work; when immediate danger exists, we secure the hazard first and provide documentation and costs promptly afterwards.