Emergency Tree Service

If you find yourself in an emergency, the first thing to do is check that everyone inside your home is okay. Once the storm or threat has passed, you should proceed to examine the extent of the damage. Keep in mind, while doing this, you must use extreme caution and never try to attempt any major clean up yourself. There may still be potential hazards that could cause harm to both people or property. Be sure to steer clear of downed power lines and be hesitant to approach large trees that may have partially fallen or are leaning.

One of the worst case scenarios you can find following a storm is that a tree has landed on your home. Depending on the severity, the tree could have broken your windows or damaged your roof—not to mention, it could have harmed someone inside. If this happens, be sure to call our team immediately. Our emergency technicians will come to your home and work to remove the tree from the structure. While initial removal is important, it is just as important to document any damages that have occurred. We know that many homeowners are not well informed on how exactly to submit a claim following damages to their home or property—but, have no fear, we’re here to walk you through each step in the process.

To start your claim, you’ll want to document everything—and when we say everything, we mean everything. You can take both photos and videos of the damage, and take notes to have written documentation. You’ll want to submit as much information as you can regarding the situation in order to ensure you’ll be fully covered.