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.
Helpful Guides
Helpful guides before you book
Costs, permits, timing and storm prep: the questions Houston homeowners ask us most.
How Much Does Tree Removal Cost in Houston?
Typical 2026 price ranges by tree size, the factors that move the number, and how to compare quotes.
Read the guide →
Hurricane Season Tree Prep for Houston
Which trees fail in wind, what to prune before June, power line rules, insurance photos and post-storm safety.
Read the guide →Request Emergency Help
Tell us about your trees — we usually respond within one business hour.
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.