Tree through the roof. Driveway blocked by a downed limb. A power line pinned under a fallen branch. When it’s an emergency, you need a crew that answers fast and moves storm calls to the front of the line.
Call right away if a tree or large limb has come down on a structure, vehicle, or driveway; if a tree is visibly leaning or uprooted after a storm; or if you need driveway access cleared before you can get a car in or out.
We prioritize storm-damage calls and move fast to clear immediate hazards, working safely around any structural damage and downed power lines. We typically get a crew out within 24-48 hours of a storm call, faster when conditions allow. Because storm calls come in waves after a major weather event, we prioritize hazards that are actively blocking access, threatening a structure, or posing a safety risk, then work through the rest of the queue as fast as our crews allow. We document the damage with photos as we work, which gives you a clear record to support an insurance claim. Ahead of the season, we also offer hurricane preparation service: trimming and deadwooding trees before high winds hit.
We handle everything from a single limb down on the driveway to a full tree across the roof or blocking the only way in or out of your property. If a tree has come to rest on a structure, we stabilize it safely before any cutting begins.
We’re happy to provide photos and a written description of the work performed. Many homeowners use this documentation directly in their claim. For specific claim advice, we always recommend confirming documentation requirements directly with your insurance adjuster.
We prioritize storm-damage calls over routine scheduling. Our crew works safely around downed power lines and structural damage rather than rushing in carelessly. And we document everything as we clear it.
Emergency pricing depends on the size and location of the damage and how urgent the access issue is. We give a fast, honest number on-site, not an inflated ’emergency surcharge’ guess over the phone.
For active hazards, like a tree blocking your only exit or resting on a structure, we’ll assess whether it’s safe to work immediately or needs to wait until conditions clear. Safety comes first for our crew and for you.
Keep people and pets clear of the damaged area, and if it’s safe to do so from a distance, a few photos of the damage are helpful. Beyond that, just leave it to us; don’t attempt to move debris yourself.
