Emergency Tree Services

When to Call for Emergency Tree Services

Tree emergencies don't wait for business hours. Georgia's severe weather—including thunderstorms, high winds, ice storms, and occasional tornadoes—can cause sudden tree failures that demand immediate attention. Knowing when to call for emergency services can prevent injuries, property damage, and costly secondary problems.

Call Us Immediately If:

• •Trees Have Fallen on Structures: Trees or large limbs on your home, garage, vehicle, or other buildings require immediate removal to prevent further damage.
• •Power Lines Are Involved: Trees touching or near power lines create electrocution hazards and fire risks that need professional handling.
• •Access Is Blocked: Fallen trees blocking driveways, roads, or emergency access routes must be cleared quickly for safety and mobility.
• •Trees Are Leaning Dangerously: Trees with sudden leans, exposed roots, or visible cracks pose imminent falling risks that require urgent assessment.
• •Large Limbs Are Hanging: Broken branches suspended in the canopy (widow makers) can fall without warning, threatening people and property below.
• •Storm Damage Is Severe: After major storms, damaged trees may appear stable but have hidden structural failures that make them dangerous.

Our Emergency Response Process

When you call our emergency line, you'll speak directly with a team member who can dispatch a crew immediately. We understand that tree emergencies are stressful, and our goal is to arrive quickly, assess the situation professionally, and take decisive action to restore safety.

Storm Preparation and Prevention

While we're always ready to respond to emergencies, prevention is the best strategy. Regular tree trimming and pruning removes weak branches before storms arrive. Our arborist consulting services can identify at-risk trees and recommend proactive measures to reduce storm damage potential.

Johns Creek's location in North Georgia means we experience a variety of weather challenges throughout the year. Spring and summer bring severe thunderstorms with high winds and lightning. Winter ice storms can snap branches and topple entire trees. Fall hurricanes occasionally reach our area with damaging winds. Regular tree maintenance significantly reduces emergency situations and protects your property investment.

Working With Insurance Companies

We understand that emergency tree services often involve insurance claims. Our team documents all damage with detailed photos and written reports that support your claim. We provide itemized estimates and can work directly with insurance adjusters to streamline the process. Many homeowners insurance policies cover emergency tree removal when trees damage structures or block access.

Keep our emergency number saved in your phone so you can reach us quickly when disaster strikes. We're committed to being Johns Creek's most reliable emergency tree service, available whenever you need us most. Our experienced crew, professional equipment, and 24/7 availability mean you're never alone when tree emergencies occur.