Tree Removal guide
Emergency Tree Removal Help
A tree on your roof or hanging over your home after a storm is not a landscaping job, it is an emergency. Professional crews have the rigging and equipment to remove trees without bringing more of the house down with them.
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Homeowners can reach us here too about tree removal. For immediate danger, call 911.
Signs you need help now
- Tree or large limb on the roof or structure
- Cracked or hanging limbs over the home
- Leaning tree with lifted roots after a storm
- Tree resting on power lines, keep far away
Safety checklist, do this first
- ✓Stay away from trees touching power lines and call your utility first.
- ✓Never try to cut a tree off your roof yourself.
- ✓Keep out of rooms under a tree resting on the structure.
- ✓Watch for tension-loaded limbs, they can snap unpredictably.
What to do while you wait
- ✓Photograph the damage from a safe distance for insurance.
- ✓Ask about tarping if the tree opened the roof to weather.
- ✓Do not let anyone start work without insurance verification.
- ✓Get the scope in writing, removal and roof repair are separate jobs.
Homeowners: talk to a local tree removal provider now
Free to call. All contractors are independent and we do not guarantee work or license status.
Tree Removal FAQ
Does insurance cover tree removal?+
Often yes when the tree damages a covered structure. Removal of a tree that fell without damaging anything is less commonly covered. Ask your insurer.
Who handles a tree on power lines?+
Your utility company, always. Stay far away and report it. Never approach or touch anything near downed lines.
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