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We clear storm-downed trees off roofs, driveways and fences across Alpharetta, once the site is safe to work.
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Tree down? Start here
You should stay away from the tree and any downed wires, keep out of the rooms under a tree on the roof, and call the utility first when a line is involved.
Take these steps before the crew arrives.
Fallen trees tangled with wires are especially dangerous and should not be touched, not even a branch.
When a tree or limb touches a power line, call the utility company before you call us. Removal near a line waits until the utility has de-energized it or cleared the scene.
If the tree is resting on the roof, keep everyone out of the rooms underneath it until it has been lifted off.
Take photos and video of the damage from a safe distance before any work starts. They help the insurance adjuster later.
Storm cleanup
Our emergency tree service clears storm-downed trees from Alpharetta homes, driveways and fences once the site is safe to work. We take on these jobs after a storm:
Crews clear fallen trees from homes, fences, outbuildings and power-line areas only when it is safe, and a tree near a line stays where it is until the utility has de-energized the line. A storm-downed tree is loaded and twisted in ways a standing one is not, which is why the OSHA Tree Care Industry page treats this as work for trained crews.
Free, no-obligation estimates, and we clean up when the work is done.
Tree on the roof
The crew names the hazards, takes the tree off in sections, often with a crane, then tarps any opening in the roof. Storm work is dangerous, as TreesAreGood.org: Why Hire an Arborist explains, so no step gets skipped. Here is how the job runs, start to finish.
On an emergency call the crew walks the site and names the immediate risks before any saw starts.
The immediate hazard is stabilized or removed first, so nothing shifts while the crew works around it.
The tree comes off section by section. Often a "grapple-saw crane" grips, cuts and lifts each piece clear instead of dragging it across the shingles.
Where the tree came through, the opening is tarped to stop further damage. Then the site is cleaned up and the damage documented for insurance.
What it costs
Emergency work is priced by severity, access and time of day, and it costs more than a scheduled removal. The exact number for your tree comes from the call.
The Alpharetta average
$1,493
Emergency tree removal in Alpharetta averages around $1,493. That is an area average, not our quote: we quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after.
When you call
We answer the phone or call back the same working day, Monday through Saturday.
Calls outside our hours go to voicemail, and we return them the next working morning.
We quote the whole job before the first cut, with no surprise charges after.
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These guys came highly recommended from friends and family. Alejandro Came and gave me a competitive quote on the same day, for a giant white oak that others said was too big. Showed up on time on the day we agreed on and did an amazing job. You can’t even tell they were here aside from the massive tree that’s gone. 10/10 would recommend to anyone. Fantastic crew.
Insurance
Insurance may pay to remove a tree that a storm drops on your house, and photos taken before work starts help the claim. Homeowners insurance may cover removal when a covered event such as a storm brings a tree down and damages property, but usually not routine removal of a dead or unwanted tree.
Take photos and video of the damage from a safe distance before the crew starts; they help the adjuster.
tree removal insuranceWhere we go
Storm calls reach Alpharetta, GA and the towns around it: Johns Creek, Roswell, Milton and Peachtree Corners, and neighbors in Berkeley Lake, Mountain Park, Duluth and Dunwoody.
A job outside that footprint is a question for the call, so ring us and ask.
service area around AlpharettaQuestions
Emergency tree removal is taking away a tree a storm has brought down onto a house, driveway, fence, outbuilding or power-line area. The work starts once the site is safe, and near a power line it waits until the utility has de-energized the line or cleared the scene.
Homeowners insurance may cover removal when a covered event such as a storm brings a tree down and damages property, though usually not routine removal of a dead or unwanted tree. Photos and video taken from a safe distance before work starts help the adjuster, and our estimates are free, with no obligation. What claims pay is set out in our guide to tree removal insurance.
Expect the crew to walk the site and name the immediate risks before any work starts. The hazard is stabilized or removed first, a tree on the roof comes off section by section, and then the site is cleaned up and the damage documented for insurance.
Tree down?
Tell us where it landed and what it hit. We answer the phone or call back the same working day, and the estimate is free.
Wires involved? Call the utility company first, then call us.
We quote the whole job before we start.
We clean up when the work is done.
