Emergency Tree Services

When Emergencies Strike

Tree emergencies do not wait for convenient times. They happen during storms, in the middle of the night, and on weekends when you least expect them. A tree or large branch can fall and block your driveway, damage your roof, knock out power lines, or create an immediate safety hazard for your family. When this happens, you need help fast. That is why we offer 24-hour emergency tree services to respond when you need us most.

Florida weather is unpredictable. Hurricanes, tropical storms, lightning strikes, and high winds can all cause sudden tree failures. Even without a major storm, old trees can lose branches without warning, especially during heavy rain or when the ground is saturated. Rot, disease, and insect damage can weaken trees from the inside, and by the time you notice a problem, it may already be too late. When a tree falls on your property, waiting until regular business hours is not an option.

We understand the stress and urgency of these situations. When you call us for emergency service, we prioritize your safety and work quickly to secure the area, remove hazards, and get your property back to normal. Whether you need a fallen tree removed from your driveway, a branch taken off your roof, or a tree that is leaning dangerously close to your home stabilized, our emergency response team is ready to help.

Our Emergency Response Process

When you call us for emergency tree service, our first priority is to assess the situation and ensure everyone is safe. We will ask you questions about the condition of the tree, any immediate dangers, and whether power lines or structures are involved. If there is an active danger, such as a tree on a house or near power lines, we dispatch a crew immediately. In situations where power lines are down, we coordinate with the utility company to ensure the area is safe before we begin work.

What We Handle

• Fallen trees blocking driveways, roads, or access points
• Trees or branches on homes, garages, or vehicles
• Dangerous leaning trees threatening structures
• Storm-damaged trees with broken or hanging limbs
• Trees entangled in power lines or utility cables
• Lightning-struck trees that are unstable or on fire

Once on site, we secure the area and develop a plan to remove the tree safely. This may involve cutting the tree into sections, using ropes and rigging to control the removal, or bringing in heavy equipment like cranes if needed. We work efficiently to clear the hazard and minimize further damage to your property. After the immediate danger is resolved, we clean up the debris and haul it away, leaving your property safe and accessible. If additional work is needed, such as complete tree removal or stump grinding, we can schedule that for a later time.

Storm Preparation and Prevention

While we are here to help when emergencies happen, the best approach is to prevent them before they occur. Regular tree maintenance and inspections can identify potential hazards before they become emergencies. If you have trees with dead branches, weak limbs, or signs of disease, addressing these issues now can save you from costly damage and dangerous situations later.

Before hurricane season, we recommend having your trees inspected and trimmed to reduce wind resistance and remove any hazardous branches. Trees that are too close to your home or have structural problems should be evaluated by a certified arborist. In some cases, professional tree cutting service before a storm hits is the safest and most cost-effective option. After a storm passes, it is also a good idea to have your trees inspected for damage, even if nothing appears to have fallen. Hidden cracks, splits, and root damage can make trees unstable and prone to failure weeks or months after the storm.

If you are concerned about the condition of your trees, call us for a professional assessment. We can identify risks, recommend preventive measures, and provide a plan to keep your property safe. Regular trimming, cabling and bracing for weak limbs, and proactive removal of hazardous trees are all ways to reduce the likelihood of an emergency. But if the unexpected does happen, we are just a phone call away, ready to respond 24 hours a day.

Frequently Asked Questions