Storm and emergency services
Storm work is dangerous. Trees under tension can move without warning, so we take them apart in a controlled order and lower them away from the house.
Trees on houses and structures
Removing trees from roofs, decks and outbuildings without causing more damage.
Roof tarping
Covering openings to keep rain out until your roofer can make repairs.
Driveway and road clearing
Opening blocked drives so you can get in and out.
Hanging and broken limbs
Bringing down limbs caught in the canopy before they fall.
Leaning and damaged trees
Assessing trees that shifted in the storm and removing the ones that are no longer safe.
Creek and flood debris
Pulling fallen trees and debris from creeks and banks.
Storm damage repair
Regrading washed-out drives and repairing ground and banks. See grading and excavation.
What to do when a tree falls
Get everyone out of the affected part of the house. Stay well away from any downed power lines, and call your power company first if lines are involved.
Then call us at (828) 476-1789. If it is safe, take photos of the damage for your insurance company before anything is moved.
Help with your insurance claim
Photos. We document the damage before and after the tree is removed.
Itemized invoice. A clear breakdown of the work for your adjuster.
Preventing further damage. Tarping and securing the site, which insurers generally expect you to do promptly.
What to expect
- 1Call usCall or text (828) 476-1789. Tell us what came down and where.
- 2Assess and secureWe check the site, keep people clear and tarp any openings.
- 3RemovalWe take the tree apart in a controlled order and lower it away from the house.
- 4Cleanup and repairWe haul debris, clean the site and return for any follow-up work.
From recent storm jobs
What clients say about our emergency service
“We had a tree fall on our house. I called a few companies for removal and they were all 2-3 weeks out… He said the job sounds like an emergency and he and his crew will be there in the morning.”
“We had a tree fall on our house on a Sunday. Within 30 minutes they arrived and cleared everything off our home and placed a tarp.”
“I noticed a tree on my property that was close to falling. Possibly on power lines… Seeing the danger, his crew showed up the same day.”
“I had a large tree that had blown down into another tree barely holding it… Marvin immediately replied to my message and had the tree safely down… within hours.”
Storm and emergency questions
Should I call my insurance company first?
Make sure everyone is safe, then call us to secure the site and prevent more damage. Take photos if you can, and contact your insurer as soon as practical.
Can you remove a tree that is on power lines?
Not until the power company has made the lines safe. Call them first. Once the lines are de-energized or cleared, we can remove the tree.
Can you tarp my roof?
Yes. We cover openings to keep the weather out until your roofer can make permanent repairs.
Do you repair washed-out drives and creek banks?
Yes. Our grading and excavation work includes regrading drives and repairing ground and banks damaged by heavy rain.
Tree down? Call (828) 476-1789
For anything that can wait, use the form and we will be in touch.