24-Hour Emergency Service
Emergency Tree Removal
A tree down on your house, your driveway, or leaning over your roof is not something that waits until Monday. We answer the phone around the clock at (937) 529-9993 and get a crew rolling.
24/7 Availability, Every Day of the Year
Storms in the Miami Valley do not keep business hours, so neither do we. Our emergency line is answered nights, weekends, and holidays. When you call (937) 529-9993, you talk to someone local who can ask the right questions: is anyone hurt, is the tree on a structure, is anything touching a wire. From there we know whether you need a crew in the next hour or first thing in the morning.
Response Time You Can Plan Around
For an active hazard, a tree on a home, a blocked driveway, or a trunk resting on a vehicle, we typically arrive the same day and often within a couple of hours. After a widespread storm rolls through Preble, Montgomery, Butler, Darke, or Wayne county, we triage by danger, so structural damage and blocked access go first and yard trees follow within 24 to 48 hours. We tell you honestly where you sit in the queue instead of guessing.
Safe Removal of Hazardous and Fallen Trees
Emergency trees are under tension. A trunk that looks like a simple cut can spring, roll, or drop the moment a saw touches it, which is exactly how homeowners get hurt. Our crews rig, crane, and section trees down in controlled pieces, protecting the roof, siding, fence, and septic below. Everything comes off the property when we leave and the site gets raked clean.
Trees on Structures and Power Lines
If any part of the tree is touching a service drop or primary line, call your utility first, AES Ohio, Duke Energy, or Richmond Power & Light, and then call us. We work alongside the utility once the line is de-energized or cleared, and we handle tarping and temporary cover so the weather stops making the damage worse while you wait on your adjuster.
Free Estimates and Insurance Paperwork
There is no charge to have us come look, even on an emergency call. You get a written price before work starts, plus photos and an itemized invoice formatted for a homeowners claim. Most carriers cover removal when a tree has damaged a covered structure, and we work with all of the major ones.
What's Included
- 24-hour emergency phone line
- Trees on houses, garages, and vehicles
- Fallen and uprooted trees cleared
- Split trunks and hanging widow-makers
- Utility coordination near power lines
- Free estimates, written for insurance
Areas We Serve
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer 24-hour emergency tree removal?+
Yes. Our emergency line at (937) 529-9993 is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. If a tree is on your house or blocking your only way out, call rather than email so a real person hears about it right away.
How fast can you respond to an emergency?+
For an active hazard we are usually on site the same day, frequently within a few hours. After a major regional storm we triage by severity: trees on structures, trees on vehicles, and blocked access come first, then yard debris within roughly 24 to 48 hours. We will tell you a realistic window when you call.
Will insurance cover emergency tree removal?+
Usually, when the tree has damaged a covered structure such as a house, garage, fence, or vehicle. Coverage and deductibles vary by carrier and policy, and many policies limit or exclude a tree that simply fell in the yard. We supply photos, written estimates, and itemized invoices your adjuster can process.
What should I do if a tree falls on my house?+
Get everyone out of the affected rooms and stay away from anything touching a power line. Call your utility for wires, then call us at (937) 529-9993. Photograph the damage from a safe distance for your claim, notify your insurance carrier, and do not climb on the roof or start cutting a tensioned trunk yourself.
Do you remove trees near power lines?+
Yes. We remove trees near service drops and secondary lines every week, and we coordinate with the utility whenever a conductor is involved. Anything contacting a primary line has to be de-energized or cleared by the utility first for safety, and we help you make that call.