Tree on your house, car, fence or power lines? Storm-split trunk or a limb hanging over your roof? We priority-route your request to 24/7 San Antonio crews with cranes, rigging and cleanup equipment.
If a tree has brought down power lines, stay far away — a downed line can energize the ground. Call 911 and your electric utility first. Once you're safe, submit the form below and we'll dispatch a crew.
Emergency jobs demand the right equipment and experience. Every crew in our emergency roster has cranes or bucket trucks available and crews trained for hazardous, unstable trees.
Select "Emergency" — we priority-route within minutes, 24/7.
A 24/7 crew is being notified and will call you right away. If anyone is in danger or power lines are involved, call 911 and your electric utility now.
Any tree or major limb that has fallen on a structure, vehicle, fence, power line or roadway, or one that's split, uprooted or hanging and could fall. These need immediate attention — they worsen fast and can cause injury or further damage.
Emergency requests are priority-routed and most crews respond within hours, day or night. Response time depends on storm volume and your location, but emergency leads always jump the queue ahead of routine trimming.
If a tree damages a covered structure (your home, fence, etc.), homeowners insurance often covers removal up to policy limits, minus your deductible. Keep photos and receipts. Crews can provide documentation for your claim. Fallen trees that didn't hit a structure are usually the homeowner's responsibility.
Emergency and after-hours work typically carries a 25–60% premium over standard rates, plus possible mobilization and crane fees. Expect $500–$2,500 for most emergency removals, and $3,000–$15,000+ for large hazardous trees requiring cranes. Your matched pros give clear, itemized quotes before work starts.