Large pine uprooted onto a brick house after a storm

Tree on your house? Driveway blocked? We answer 24/7.

24/7 Emergency Tree Removal

A hazardous tree on a structure gets more dangerous every hour. We remove it the right way, right away, so your house can be tarped and repairs planned.

Stay away from the part of the house where the tree is.

Power lines involved? Stay clear and call your power company.

Why it can't wait

Don't wait on a fallen tree.

It's not stable. Trees can settle and cause further damage.
Damage spreads. A tree on the roof lets rain in. Every storm after the first one adds water damage on top of the tree damage.
Your claim can't move until it's gone. Adjusters and roofers need the tree off the structure to assess damage and estimate repairs.
You need your driveway. A blocked drive keeps you, and emergency vehicles, from getting in or out.

How it works

From hazard to safe in three steps.

01

Call us.

Call (470) 570-1955, any hour. Lock in priority dispatch with our Priority contract. It shows rates and minimums up front, so there are no surprises.

02

We secure the hazard.

Our crew checks the tree, the structure, access, and utilities, then removes the weight in a controlled manner to prevent more damage.

03

We clear the way for repairs.

We lift the tree off, haul it away, and clean up. We photograph every step so your roofer and adjuster can get straight to work.

When to call

Call us right away if:

A tree is on or leaning toward your house
A fallen tree is blocking your driveway
A trunk has split or a tree is newly leaning
Broken limbs are hanging
You feel your trees are unstable

We respond to storm emergencies up to about 100 miles away to help homeowners hit by storms across Georgia.

Emergency FAQ

Emergency Tree Removal questions.

How fast can you get here?

Active hazards get same-day dispatch when crews and conditions allow. Call (470) 570-1955 first, then secure your spot with our Priority Deployment Contract.

Will my homeowners insurance pay for tree removal?

We can't interpret your policy. However, removing a tree from your home is damage mitigation. We've had bills over $30,000 covered by insurance carriers for removing trees from houses, even when the policy listed a $500 or $1,000 per-tree limit. Every claim is different. We take plenty of photos and document every step of the job, so your adjuster has what they need.

Will insurance cover a tree that fell in my yard?

No. If a tree falls without hitting a structure, most policies won't pay to remove it. The exception is a tree blocking your driveway, because it cuts off access to your home.

How far will you travel for an emergency?

Up to about 100 miles for storm emergencies. Call and we'll tell you how soon we can get there.

What is the Priority contract?

It's our online priority dispatch agreement. It shows rates and minimums before the crew rolls and moves your job to the front of the line. It allows us to make your property safe as soon as possible.

What counts as an emergency?

A tree on or threatening a structure, limbs hanging over occupied areas, or your only access blocked. Yard debris only? See Storm Cleanup.

Do you tarp roofs?

No. We remove the tree so your roofer can tarp and repair.

Why hire a professional instead of pulling the tree off myself?

Removing a tree from a structure is damage mitigation. Dragging it off with a chain and a truck can tear the roof and framing and make the claim worse. We remove the tree in a controlled manner to stop further damage.

Emergency response

Tree emergency right now?

Call (470) 570-1955. We answer 24/7.