Emergencies We Respond To
Trees on Homes & Roofs
Careful crane and rigging work to lift trees off structures without causing further damage to your roof or walls.
Blocked Driveways & Roads
Fast clearing of fallen trees blocking access so you can get to work, school, or safety.
Hanging & Hazardous Limbs
"Widow-makers" — cracked, partially detached limbs — removed before they fall on people, cars, or play areas.
Storm & Hurricane Damage
Split, uprooted, and leaning trees after Gulf Coast storms — stabilized or removed, with full debris cleanup.
What to Do While You Wait
- 1Keep everyone clear. Stay out of rooms under a fallen tree and keep kids and pets away from the area outside.
- 2Check for power lines. If any wires are involved, treat them as live and call CenterPoint Energy at 713-207-2222 first.
- 3Don't cut anything. A trunk under load can shift violently when cut. Leave it for the crew.
- 4Take photos. Wide and close-up shots from safe distance help your insurance claim — we'll add our own documentation.
We work with your insurance
When a tree damages a covered structure, homeowner policies commonly cover removal. We photograph the scene before work begins and provide itemized invoices your adjuster can use.
For fastest response, call (832) 568-7355 — phones are answered 24/7.
Emergency Service FAQs
How fast can you get here?
We dispatch 24/7 and prioritize trees on structures and blocked access. During major storms call volume is high, but you'll get an honest ETA when you call — not a runaround.
A tree fell on my roof — what do I do first?
Get everyone out of the affected rooms, check for downed lines, and call us. Don't climb up or cut anything — loaded trunks shift without warning.
Will my insurance cover this?
Often yes, when a tree damages a covered structure. We document everything and provide itemized invoices to support your claim.
Do you handle the full cleanup afterward?
Yes — see our storm damage cleanup service. We remove the hazard first, then haul debris and leave the property clear.