Tree on the house? We answer the phone.
When a storm drops a tree on your roof, car, or driveway, you need someone who shows up fast and works safely around damaged structures and loaded limbs. We prioritize emergency calls, tarp-ready coordination with your insurer, and controlled removal of hazardous trees.
Storm line answered day and night.
Priority response
Storm calls jump the schedule. We stabilize the hazard first, then plan the full removal.
Insurance-ready documentation
Photos before and after, itemized invoices, and direct communication with your adjuster when needed.
Loaded-limb expertise
Storm-damaged trees hold tension and spring loads that injure untrained crews. This is exactly the work we train for.
How it works
Call, day or night
Describe the situation and send photos if you can. We triage by hazard severity.
Stabilize the hazard
Get weight off structures and eliminate immediate danger first.
Full removal and cleanup
Complete the removal, document everything for insurance, and clear the debris.
Recent emergency & storm damage work
Common questions
Does homeowners insurance cover storm tree damage?
Usually yes when the tree hit a covered structure. Policies differ on debris removal when nothing was hit. We document the job thoroughly so your claim goes smoothly, and we can speak with your adjuster directly.
What should I do right after a tree falls on my house?
Keep everyone out of the affected rooms, watch for downed power lines, and do not attempt to cut anything yourself. A tree resting on a structure is under load and can shift. Call us, then call your insurer.
A big limb is hanging but has not fallen. Is that urgent?
Yes. Hangers ('widow-makers') come down without warning. Keep people and pets away from the drop zone and call us for priority removal.