Storm damage tree cleanup
After the storm.
Start with a clear next step.
Keep clear of damaged trees and hanging limbs. Then describe the damage, your property location and any access concerns so cleanup availability and an assessment can be discussed.
What should I do about hanging or broken limbs?
Keep people and pets away from the affected area. Avoid standing beneath hanging branches or approaching a tree that has shifted. If power lines are involved, stay away and contact the utility. For immediate danger to people, contact emergency services.
What does a cleanup conversation cover?
Describe what fell, what remains overhead, whether the damage affects a structure, and whether access is blocked. Cleanup may include fallen limbs and brush; confirm the exact scope and current availability before work begins.
The next step may involve debris cleanup, further assessment, selected limb work or tree removal. The scope depends on what is found at the property.
Questions before you book
Is emergency or 24-hour response available?
Call to check current availability and explain the situation. This website does not promise 24-hour service or a guaranteed response time.
Can I move the damaged branches myself?
Do not approach hanging limbs, unstable trees or anything involving power lines. Describe the concern from a clear location when you call; an assessment can help establish a suitable next step.
Will cleanup include a damaged tree that is still standing?
A standing tree may require its own assessment and work scope. Discuss it separately from fallen debris so the agreed estimate covers the concerns you have identified.
Start with your tree.
Share your location and the concern. We can discuss availability and the next step.