Tell us what changed
Describe wind, rain, visible cracking, blocked access, and what the tree is on or threatening now.
Storm damage tree removal
Storm dropped a tree on your roof, garage, fence, or access?
Call for emergency-only tree removal when wind, rain, decay, or limb failure creates structure risk.
Evansville-area response across southern Indiana, southern Illinois, and western Kentucky.
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Utility hazards first
If lines are down, the tree is energized, or there is a life-safety emergency, call the utility provider or 911 first.
Storm scenarios
Storm damage becomes urgent when the tree threatens a structure.
Fallen trunk across a roof, garage, fence, shed, or driveway access.
Large cracked limb suspended over a roofline or structure.
Leaning tree after high wind, heavy rain, saturated ground, or visible failure.
Branches near lines or public-safety hazards should involve utility or emergency services first.
First steps
Protect people first, then document only from a safe distance.
- Keep people and pets out of the fall zone, driveway pinch points, and damaged structure areas.
- Call with the address, what the tree hit, and whether access is blocked.
- Send photos later if safe; do not walk under unstable limbs to get a better angle.
Storm response timeline
From your call to a cleared structure.
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Call
Reach the 24/7 line with the address, what the tree hit, and whether access or power lines are involved.
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Assess
The crew reviews access, the damaged structure, weather, and what is holding the tree or limb in place.
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Secure
Pressure and weight are taken off the building first so the removal does not add new storm damage.
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Remove
The tree comes down under control, and debris cleanup follows once the immediate hazard is handled.
Removal and cleanup
The removal plan depends on access, damage, weather, and safety.
Emergency storm work can include debris cleanup after the immediate hazard is handled. Call to discuss the scene and limits.
This service is focused on urgent tree removal, not routine trimming or cosmetic post-storm yard work.
After a regional storm
When a storm hits the whole tri-state, calling early helps.
A line of severe weather can drop trees across the Evansville-area tri-state region at the same time, so the realistic arrival window after a big storm depends on your location, the weather still moving through, how many active emergencies are already in progress, and how the crew can reach and set up at the tree.
Same-day response is the goal on structure-risk storm calls. Calling early with a clear description of what the tree is on and whether access is blocked helps availability be confirmed sooner. If lines are down or the tree may be energized, call the utility provider or 911 before anything else.
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Storm damage near a structure? Call now.
Have the address ready and describe what the tree is on, touching, or blocking.