Storm damage doesn't wait. Neither do we.

Yes. For emergencies call (813) 244-0050 any hour. Storm calls get priority dispatch — during hurricane recovery we run extended crews and triage the most dangerous situations first.

Get everyone out from under the affected rooms and stay clear — trees on structures shift without warning. Don't climb on the roof and never touch anything tangled in power lines; call the power company for that. Then call us: we stabilize, remove the tree in controlled sections, and document the damage as we go. Save photos and receipts — your insurer will want them, and most policies cover tree-strike removal.

Usually yes when the tree hit a covered structure — policies commonly cover removal up to a limit. We provide itemized invoices and photos to make the claim straightforward. If the tree fell in the yard without hitting anything, coverage varies by policy.

We triage by danger: a tree on an occupied house comes before a tree across a lawn. In normal weather, genuine emergencies are usually handled the same day. After a major storm hits Tampa Bay, we run extended crews and work the most dangerous situations first — when you call, we'll give you an honest ETA, not a guess.

No — document everything with photos and video first, then make it safe. Insurance policies expect you to prevent further damage, and a tree left on a roof does more harm every day. We photograph the job as we work and give you an itemized invoice, which is exactly what the adjuster needs.

The price follows the work, and emergency jobs are often genuinely bigger jobs — cranes, night work, trees interlocked with structures. What doesn't change is how we quote: you get a clear price before we start, whatever the hour.