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.