How much does storm & emergency tree work cost?

This site does not quote prices. Cost depends on size, location, access and risk, so the assigned contractor must assess the tree on site.

Do I need to be home for an assessment?

Ask the assigned contractor — many can assess from photos and a site visit, but access and safety checks may need you or someone on site.

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Storm & Emergency Tree Service — Tree Service

After a storm, the urgent jobs are the dangerous ones: a tree on a house, a blocked road, a hanging limb, or a tree touching a power line. Those are triaged first. A limb in an open yard, with no danger to people or structures, is not an emergency in the same sense.

Call (844) 544-3498 — Storm & Emergency Tree Service

Tree directory line — the (844) 544-3498 number used by all Local Lead Portal directory sites. It is not a contractor's number.

Crew clearing a large storm-felled tree across a driveway at dusk — photo is illustrative of tree work, not a photo of a specific assigned contractor

How storm & emergency tree service works

Report danger first: tree on a house, blocked road, hanging limb, or power-line contact — say so on the first call.

Make safe, then clear: the crew makes the scene safe, removes the immediate hazard, then clears debris. Full cleanup may follow the emergency removal.

Do not wait on a power line: if a tree is on a line, call the utility first — a tree crew cannot safely work a live line.

When storm & emergency tree service is the right call

A tree is on a house, car, roof or outbuilding
A tree or large limb is blocking a road or driveway
A limb is hanging and could fall on people or a structure
A tree is leaning sharply after a storm, or roots are lifting

Safety & utilities: Stay away from a tree under tension, a hanging limb, and any tree touching a power line. Do not drive under a leaning tree, do not climb a storm-damaged tree, and do not use a chainsaw on a tree under tension unless you are trained for it.

What affects the work — without a price quote

Size, species, location, access, slope, proximity to houses, roads and power lines, and risk all affect the work. This site does not quote prices: any price must come from an on-site assessment by the assigned contractor for your county.

Call (844) 544-3498

Find storm & emergency tree service in your county

Start with your county page — Arkansas is live first: Arkansas tree service by county. Each county page shows the assigned contractor for that county, or the tree directory line until one goes live there.

What to tell the contractor

Your town and county, and the tree's size, type if you know it, and lean.
Whether it is near a house, roof, driveway, road or power line.
Whether there is storm damage, a hanging limb, or a tree on a structure — that changes urgency.
Whether any digging or stump work is involved, so utilities can be marked first (Arkansas 811).