Emergency Tree Service in Central Ohio
Tree on the house, across the driveway or split and hanging after a storm? We take emergency calls 7 days a week. Call (419) 820-3552.
When A Tree Comes Down, Call Us
Storms do not check the calendar. When a tree lands on the roof, blocks the drive or hangs over the bedrooms, you need somebody who picks up the phone. We answer 7 days a week and take emergency calls. We bring the bucket truck for what is still hanging and the dozer and loader for what is on the ground.
- We Answer The PhoneCall or text any day of the week and tell us what happened.
- The Right EquipmentBucket truck for hanging limbs and split tops. Dozer and loader for uprooted trees and heavy trunks.
- Careful Around The HouseA tree on a roof has to come off in the right order so it does not do more damage on the way.
- Cleaned UpThe tree is cut up, the brush is chipped and the area is made safe.
Emergency Tree Work We Handle
If it is dangerous or in the way, call.
Tree Fell On The House
Trunks and limbs taken off roofs, garages, sheds and fences piece by piece.
Driveway Or Lane Blocked
Fallen trees cut up and cleared so you can get in and out.
Hanging And Broken Limbs
Cracked limbs caught in the canopy brought down from the bucket before they fall on their own.
Uprooted Trees
Trees tipped over at the roots cut up, with the root ball pulled and the hole filled.
Split And Leaning Trees
Trunks that split in the wind or started leaning after the storm taken down before they finish falling.
What To Do When A Tree Falls
Before you do anything else, make sure everybody is safe. Then work down this list.
- Stay Away From WiresIf the tree took a line down or is touching one, keep everybody back and call the power company. Treat every wire as live.
- Get Out Of The Damaged Part Of The HouseIf the tree came through the roof, stay out of those rooms. Call 911 if anyone is hurt or you smell gas.
- Take PhotosGet pictures of the tree and the damage for your insurance before anything is moved.
- Call UsCall or text (419) 820-3552 and tell us what you are looking at.
Emergency Tree Service Near You
We are based in Marengo and take emergency tree calls across Morrow, Delaware, Knox and Franklin County. Pick your town or county to see how we work there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about emergency tree removal and storm damage.
Yes. We are open 7 days a week and take emergency calls for storm damage and trees that are down or leaning on something. Call (419) 820-3552.
Call and tell us what happened and where you are. We will tell you straight how soon we can be there.
Get everybody out of that part of the house, stay away from any wires and call 911 if anyone is hurt. Take photos for your insurance, then call us to get the tree off.
Many policies help pay to remove a tree that lands on a covered structure like the house, the garage or a fence. A tree that falls in the open yard is often not covered. Your agent can tell you for sure, and we can give you a price to pass along to them.
In most cases the owner of the property where the tree lands handles it through their own insurance, even when the tree came from next door. It can be different if the tree was dead and the owner had been told about it. Your insurance agent can tell you how your policy treats it.
Call the power company first and stay well away. Once they have made the line safe, we can take care of the tree.
It depends on the size of the tree, what it landed on and what it takes to get it off safely. We look at it and give you a price before we start.
If a tree started leaning after a storm, or the ground is lifting on one side of it, yes. Call us to look at it. Taking it down on our terms is safer than waiting for the wind to do it.
Have another question? Call or text (419) 820-3552 any day of the week.
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Emergency tree service across Morrow, Delaware, Knox and Franklin County.