Emergency Removal
We remove trees from structures using cranes or technical rigging to prevent further damage to your roof or siding.
When disaster strikes, we strike back. Expert removal of fallen trees, ice-damaged limbs, and windblown debris. We safely clear your property and help with insurance documentation.
Storm-damaged trees are unpredictable. Branches are under extreme tension (stored energy) and can snap back with lethal force. Fallen trees may be charged by hidden power lines. Our crew uses professional rigging and non-conductive equipment to dismantle hazards safely without causing further damage to your home.
Ice-laden limbs are heavy and slippery. Ladder work after a storm is the #1 cause of injury. Let our insured climbers and bucket trucks handle the danger.
After the wind dies down, inspect your trees (from a safe distance) for these critical failure signs.
Broken branches hanging loosely in the canopy. These can fall silently at any moment.
Cracked soil or a lifted root plate on the opposite side of a lean indicates impending toppling.
Vertical cracks where branches attach to the trunk. Ice weight often causes these structural failures.
A new lean after a storm is an emergency. If it's leaning toward your house, call us immediately.
We remove trees from structures using cranes or technical rigging to prevent further damage to your roof or siding.
Don't wait weeks for city bulk pickup. We chip, load, and haul away all storm debris immediately, leaving your yard clean.
Once the tree is removed, we install heavy-duty tarps to protect your home from water damage until roofers arrive.
We prioritize calls based on immediate danger to life and property (e.g., trapped vehicles, blocked access).
We secure the tree with ropes and cribbing to prevent shifting before we begin cutting.
Using cranes or careful piecing, we lift the tree off your structure without causing secondary damage.
We rake the yard, blow off driveways, and ensure your property is safe for your family again.
Dealing with damage is stressful. We make the paperwork easier.
Insurance typically covers tree removal only if it lands on a covered structure (house, fence, garage) or blocks a driveway. Trees simply falling in the yard are usually the homeowner's responsibility.
Emergency rates apply for immediate dispatch/after-hours.
Scheduled removal of limbs already on the ground. Includes chipping.
Immediate response for hanging limbs or blocked access. Priority dispatch.
Trees on structures requiring cranes, tarping, and complex rigging.
*Pricing varies based on tree size, risk, and equipment needed.
Typically, yes, if the tree has fallen on a covered structure (house, garage, fence) or is blocking a driveway. If a tree falls in the yard without hitting anything, coverage is less likely. We can provide the detailed photos and invoices required for your claim.
We have crews on standby 24/7 during severe weather events. Priority is given to situations involving blocked access, power lines, or structural damage.
It depends on the severity. If the main trunk is split, removal is often necessary. However, smaller splits can sometimes be repaired with bracing rods and cabling. Our arborists will assess if the tree can be safely preserved.