Lightning damage can be hidden
A lightning strike can burn internal wood without leaving obvious damage on the outside of a tree.
Read the source →Our Services
Assessment and removal of fallen trees, broken limbs, and storm debris. Emergency and after-hours response is subject to crew availability and site conditions.
AFTER THE STORM
Storms can leave trees or limbs down across a driveway, block access, or leave broken sections hanging in a tree. A site assessment helps determine the work required and whether the area can be accessed safely.
We offer emergency and after-hours response when crew availability and site conditions allow. When you call, provide the property address, a description of the damage, and any access restrictions so we can discuss the next steps.
Give us the property address, a short description of the damage, and whether access is blocked. If you have photos, take them only from a safe distance. Let us know about nearby buildings, vehicles, and wires.
If a tree or limb is touching a power line, keep away and call the utility or emergency services. Do not walk beneath hanging limbs or try to cut or pull storm-damaged material yourself.
After-hours response depends on crew availability, weather, access, and whether the site can be worked safely. We will discuss the work and cleanup that can be included once the situation is assessed.
A closer look
A lightning strike can burn internal wood without leaving obvious damage on the outside of a tree.
Read the source →Snow and ice add weight to branches; winter winds can contribute to splitting and breakage.
Read the source →Damage to bark can create openings for disease-causing fungi after the storm has passed.
Read the source →Contact us with your property location and the tree work you need. We’ll discuss the scope and arrange a free estimate.
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