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Storm damage & emergency tree service

Tree on the house, the car or across the driveway? We make it safe, cut it up and clear it out, 7 days a week.

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First, stay safe

  • Stay away from any tree touching power lines. Call your power company first. Lines can be live even when they look dead.
  • Keep people and pets out from under hanging or broken limbs.
  • If a tree is on the house, stay out of the damaged rooms until it's been checked.
  • Take photos of the damage from a safe distance for your insurance company.

What we do

  1. Make it safe. We stabilize and remove the tree or limbs from the structure, car, fence or driveway, carefully, so we don't add to the damage.
  2. Clear the debris. Fallen trees and storm debris are cut up and cleared so you can use your property again.
  3. Check what's still standing. Storms crack and loosen trees that look fine at first. We look over the remaining trees and point out anything that could be next.

Hours

We work weekdays and weekends, 6 AM to 8 PM. After a storm, call or text 434-960-0520 with photos if you can. It helps us bring the right equipment.

Questions

Who should I call first if a tree hits a power line?

Call your power company first, and keep everyone away from the tree and the line. Once the utility has made the line safe, we can remove the tree.

Do you work weekends?

Yes. We work weekdays and weekends from 6 AM to 8 PM.

Will my homeowner's insurance cover tree removal?

Coverage depends on your policy and what the tree damaged. Take photos before anything is moved, and call your insurance company. We're happy to work with you on what they need.

Can you check my other trees after a storm?

Yes. Storms often crack or loosen trees that still look fine. We'll look them over and tell you plainly which ones need attention.

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