Storm triage.
Tell us what happened after the storm and get a short, safe checklist: what to do first, what not to do and who to call. Free, with no signup.
- Seven situations
- Safety first
- Free, no signup
What happened?
If anyone is hurt, or you see fire, sparks or downed wires, call 911 first.
Four things after every storm.
People first
Get everyone out of damaged areas and away from wires.
Lines are live
Treat every wire on or near a tree as energized.
Document
Photos from a safe spot help your insurance claim.
Leave tension alone
Cutting a loaded tree or limb can release it suddenly.
Learn more about each one.
19Storm and EmergencyEmergency Tree ServiceSafe first. Cleaned up next.
22Storm and EmergencyTree on Roof RemovalWeight off the roof, calmly.
21Storm and EmergencyFallen Tree RemovalDown is not the same as safe.
23Storm and EmergencyHanging Limb RemovalTake it down before it falls.
20Storm and EmergencyStorm Damage CleanupStorm in. Cleanup out.
24Storm and EmergencyStorm-Ready PruningThe cheapest storm repair is prevention.Storm Triage questions
A tree fell on my house. What should I do first?
Get everyone out of the damaged area, stay away from any wires and call us at 615-431-3789. Take photos from a safe distance, tell your insurance company and do not cut or climb on anything under tension.
Can you work near houses, fences, pools and power lines?
Yes. Work near structures is done with rigging, ropes and, where needed, a bucket truck or crane. Trees touching or very close to power lines are handled with the utility company, and we will tell you what applies.
Do you clean up after the work?
Yes. Brush is chipped, wood is hauled or stacked as you prefer, and the yard is raked and checked. Cleanup is part of the price.
A tree came down?
Call or text 615-431-3789 and tell us what happened. We triage by risk and send a crew as fast as conditions allow.