Tree care guide
What to Do After a Tree Falls in a Storm
A safety-first sequence for fallen trees, blocked access, hanging limbs, and emergency tree work.
Keep your distance first
Look for power lines, leaning poles, unstable trunks, suspended limbs, damaged structures, and other hazards.
Call the utility when lines are involved
Never approach or cut a tree touching an electrical line. Contact the utility or emergency services first.
Restrict access
Keep people away from the tree, especially beneath hanging limbs or around a partially uprooted root plate.
Document property damage if safe
Photos can help with records and insurance, but never enter an unsafe area just to take them.
Call the 24/7 emergency tree service
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Finish cleanup after stabilization
Brush chipping, log removal, stump grinding, and site restoration can follow once the immediate hazard is controlled.
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