A tree on the house, a limb over the driveway, a trunk leaning after a storm. Our line is answered 24/7 by a real person — not a machine.
24/7 Emergency LineIf any of this describes your property right now, call rather than fill in a form.
House, garage, fence, vehicle, power service. The load can shift without warning — stay clear and call.
Never approach a tree touching a line. Call the utility first, then call us.
Soil heaving at the base means the root plate is failing. That tree is coming down — the only question is when and onto what.
A driveway or road blocked after a storm. We clear and haul.
This is the kind of call that comes in at six in the morning — a tree that stood through thirty summers, brought down in one night, across a fence and blocking the way out.
Nothing about it is a do-it-yourself job. There is tension in limbs that look like they are simply lying there, and that is where people get hurt.
Call us and stay well back from it. Our line is answered 24/7 by a real person, not a service.
24/7 Emergency LineWhen there is nowhere for a tree to fall, we lift it out in sections instead.
Debris cleared and taken away, not left in a pile on your lawn.
An ISA Certified Arborist tells you which remaining trees are a risk — and which are fine.
Storm nights are triage. Here is how we decide what goes first and what you can expect.
Our emergency line is answered 24/7 by someone who can make a decision, not a machine or an answering service taking a message for the morning.
Trees on houses, blocked-in vehicles and anything near a power line go before cosmetic damage. If something is ahead of you we will say so rather than guess at a time.
The first job is to stop it getting worse — secure the hazard, clear access, get the weight off the structure. Full cleanup can follow in daylight.
Debris chipped and hauled, the site raked, and the work itemized on the invoice so you have a clear record of what was done and why.
A damaged tree behaves nothing like a healthy one, which is why storm jobs are where most serious injuries happen.
Bent saplings, pinned limbs and a trunk resting on a roof are all storing energy. Cut in the wrong order and it releases at once, in a direction nobody predicted.
A trunk can be cracked through the middle and look fine from the drive. A lifted root plate means the tree is already failing, whatever the crown looks like.
Never assume a downed line is dead, and never assume a limb touching one is safe to move. Call the utility and keep everyone well back.
Fully insured, with the crane and rigging to take weight off a structure in a controlled way rather than cutting and hoping.
Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24/7 by a real person, every day of the year.
Get everyone out of the affected rooms and stay out. If a power line is involved, call the utility first and keep clear. Then call us — do not try to move anything yourself.
It depends on the storm. In normal conditions we move quickly; during a regional event there is a queue and we work it by danger. We will tell you honestly where you are in it rather than promise a time we cannot keep.
A new lean, or soil lifting on one side of the base, means the root plate is failing. Treat it as urgent and call rather than waiting for a scheduled quote.
Yes. Brush chipped, wood hauled, site raked. Stump grinding can follow later — see stump grinding.
Catawba, Caldwell, Burke and Alexander counties, and further for larger jobs. See service areas.
Storm-damaged trees still standing usually need to come out properly once the immediate danger is handled.
What is left after a storm removal, ground out below grade so you can use the ground again.
Trees that survived the storm are often stressed. A resistance reading shows whether the trunk is still sound before you spend anything on it.
Monthly walks catch the leaning trunk and the cracked fork before the next storm finds them for you.
If the tree can wait, send us the details and we'll come look — no charge.
Over 200 years of combined crew experience protecting properties across western North Carolina. ISA Certified Arborist on staff. Fully insured.
“I don't just do stumps, you know!”