Tree on your house, barn, or driveway? Call or text and we'll prioritize your call and dispatch a crew as fast as possible.
Safety comes before property, every time. Follow these steps, then call us — we handle the rest.
Your first priority is people and pets. If a tree has struck a structure, evacuate the building immediately and move everyone well clear of the fall zone — unstable trees can shift or collapse further without warning.
If anyone is injured or the fallen tree poses a fire hazard, call 911 right away. Medical safety is the absolute priority before any property recovery begins.
If a tree has taken down power, gas, or water lines, contact your utility providers immediately. Never approach a tree in contact with power lines — treat every downed wire as live and extremely dangerous.
Once everyone is safe, and only if it is 100% safe to approach, take clear photos from multiple angles before removal begins. Insurance companies require before-and-after documentation to process claims.
When you call our emergency line, we prioritize your call and dispatch an expert crew as fast as possible. On arrival we perform a rapid safety assessment, stabilize the situation to prevent further damage, and remove the hazard with professional-grade rigging and equipment.
Available around the clock for emergency dispatch and rapid property stabilization — including crane work on storm-damaged trees that are unsafe to climb.
(440) 636-2276“Portage county experienced very high winds which caused one of the 90-95 foot oaks to split. Fortunately it didn't fall on my house or neighbors garage. David responded very quickly and stabilized the tree. The next morning (6:30 am) the team was onsite with crane & lift to remove all the limbs – final removal and clean up happened a few days later.”
Short answers for a bad night. If a tree is on your house right now, call (440) 636-2276 first and read this after.
As fast as we safely can, and we triage by danger. A tree on an occupied house or across a road goes ahead of a limb down in a back yard, and after a big storm there is a queue — anyone who tells you otherwise on the night of a windstorm isn’t being straight with you. Call or text and we’ll give you a real time, not a guess.
A tree on a house, garage, vehicle, or fence. A tree or large limb blocking a driveway or road. An uprooted or split tree leaning toward a structure. A hanging limb over a walkway, driveway, or play area. A dead tree standing quietly in the back yard is not an emergency — that’s a normal removal we’ll schedule at a better price.
Yes. Dispatch runs around the clock, every day of the year, because storms don’t keep business hours. Calling is faster than texting in the middle of the night, and if you can safely send a photo of the tree it helps us bring the right equipment on the first trip.
Treat every downed wire as live. Stay away from the tree, keep everyone else away from it, and call 911 and your utility before you call us — no tree company should touch a tree in contact with primary lines. Once the utility has made it safe, we can clear the tree. Same rule if you smell gas or see fire: 911 first.
A rapid safety assessment first: what’s holding, what’s moving, and what could come down next. Then we stabilize the situation to stop further damage, and remove the hazard with professional rigging. If the tree is too compromised to climb, we bring the crane and lift it off the structure from the ground.
Photograph everything before anything gets moved, from several angles, and only if it’s safe to get close. Adjusters ask for before-and-after documentation and they ask for the invoice, so keep both. Coverage generally turns on whether the tree struck a covered structure, so call your carrier early rather than after the cleanup is done.
Year round. Ice and heavy wet snow bring down more limbs in Northeast Ohio than summer wind does, and we’re out for it — the Chardon snowbelt alone runs 100 to 130 inches in a normal winter, and emergency tree service in Chardon is most of how we spend it. If you run a commercial property, we also handle commercial snow removal — same crews, same trucks, one call for the whole winter.
Hazardous tree removal and storm damage are dangerous work. Don't risk it — call us and we'll stabilize the situation and clear the hazard with professional rigging and equipment.
