Storm Damage & Emergency Tree Cleanup

After the Storm

Storm work is different from planned tree work. Trees under tension behave unpredictably. A trunk pinned across a driveway or resting on a roofline is loaded like a spring, and cutting it in the wrong place or order turns a bad day into a dangerous one. This is exactly the work to leave to people who do it all the time.

What we handle

• Trees on structures: careful, rigged removal from roofs, porches, vehicles, and outbuildings without adding damage
• Blocked driveways and private roads: getting you back in or out, a real problem on the long gravel drives around here
• Hangers and leaners: the half-fallen trees and suspended limbs that are still up but won't stay there
• Debris cleanup: tops, limbs, and brush cut, hauled, and cleared after the wind quits

Insurance jobs

If a tree hit an insured structure, your homeowner's policy likely covers removal from the structure and some cleanup. Document everything with photos before we start. We'll work with you on written estimates and invoices your adjuster can use.

A word about storm chasers

Every big storm brings out-of-town crews knocking on doors, quoting high, and disappearing after the check clears. We're from Burnsville; you can find us on Google, on Facebook, and around town after the work is done. Get a local number before you sign anything.