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Fallen trees and hanging limbs

Emergency Storm Tree Service in Springfield, MO

After thunderstorms, high winds or ice, fallen trees and hanging limbs can block driveways, damage roofs and create real danger.

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Tall, thinly crowned tree leaning over a single-story house before work
Real job photo from work reviewed by Jonathen Green.

01Safety first

Stay away from downed lines and report them to the utility. Do not stand under hanging limbs. Photograph damage for insurance.

02What crews do

Cut trees off roofs and cars, remove hangers, clear driveways, and tarp-ready the roof for other trades. Large trees on houses may need a crane.

Large tree with broken limbs after a storm
Large tree with broken limbs after a storm

03Avoid storm chasers

Arborist in a harness and helmet pruning branches in a tree canopy

Get a written quote and pay after work, not cash up front. Cleanup afterwards may be debris haul-off.

Storm safety

Before the crew arrives

  • Stay clear of any tree touching power lines; call the utility first.
  • Keep people and pets away from hanging or cracked limbs.
  • Photograph damage for your insurer before cleanup.
  • ×Do not climb a damaged tree or use a ladder with a chainsaw.
  • ×Do not cut a tree under tension, such as a trunk pinned by another tree.
  • ×Do not pay in full before the work is done.

Tree care calendar

A year of Ozarks tree care

  1. JanDormant pruning
  2. FebDormant pruning
  3. MarInspect after storms
  4. AprStorm season
  5. MayStorm season
  6. JunWatch for drought stress
  7. JulWater young trees
  8. AugHeat stress checks
  9. SepPlan removals
  10. OctLeaf drop, check structure
  11. NovGood time to plant
  12. DecIce-load risk

How the work usually goes

Look, plan, cut, clean up

  1. 01

    Look

    The crew checks the tree, targets below, access and lines.

  2. 02

    Plan

    You get a written scope: what is cut, how, and what is hauled.

  3. 03

    Cut

    Climbing, lift or rigging work done in controlled sections.

  4. 04

    Clean up

    Brush chipped, wood hauled or stacked, yard raked.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does insurance pay for tree removal?+

Often when a tree damages a covered structure; check your policy.

How fast can a crew come?+

Depends on storm volume; urgent safety jobs go first.

Worried about a tree?

Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.

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Tell us what is going on

Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.

  • Local Ozarks crews
  • Written scope
  • Reviewed guides

Request a Tree Service Estimate

3 quick steps
What do you need help with?
How soon do you need it?
Where should the tree crew reach you?

Goes to an independent local tree crew. No obligation.

Call (417) 555-0105