Emergency Tree Service in Chattanooga, TN

What counts as an emergency

A tree on a structure (home, garage, fence), a tree blocking a driveway or road, a tree tangled in primary power lines, a hazardous tree threatening to fall on a building, or any storm-damaged tree that's no longer stable. If you're not sure whether what you're looking at qualifies — send us a photo and we'll tell you straight.

What to do before we arrive

Stay away from any tree that's touching a power line, and assume every downed line is live. Get everyone out of any rooms below or near the damage. Document the damage with photos and video before anything is moved — your insurance adjuster will want this. Call your insurance company to open a claim. Then call us.

How we handle storm work

Storm jobs are different. Trees under tension can spring back when cut, ground may be saturated, and the work happens in conditions where most homeowners wouldn't be on a roof — let alone in a tree. We work in coordination with utility crews when needed, communicate with adjusters, and document the work for the claim.

Insurance and emergency work

Most homeowners policies cover tree removal when a tree falls on a covered structure, usually up to a per-tree limit. They typically do not cover removal of trees that fell without hitting anything. Either way, we'll give you a clear written quote and the documentation you need.