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Emergency Tree Service services

For urgent tree damage, focus first on what failed, what is threatened, whether access is blocked, and whether utilities or unstable limbs create an immediate hazard.

Keep people away from unstable trees, hanging limbs, and downed lines.

If utility lines may be involved, use the utility or emergency channel before approaching the area.

Start a emergency service service request

Choose the tree work that applies and tell us where the property is. You can add details in the next step.

Services Select all that apply

Submitting a service request does not book a job.

worker clearing heavy fallen tree branches after storm damage

Common starting points

When homeowners request emergency service

A provider still needs to evaluate the tree and site. These are useful situations to describe in the initial service request.

  • 01

    A tree or large limb has fallen on a structure or access route

  • 02

    A damaged tree is shifting or at risk of falling

  • 03

    Storm damage has left broken or suspended limbs

  • 04

    Tree damage creates an immediate safety concern

arborist pruning a large tree while secured with climbing ropes

Show the actual conditions

A useful photo gives the service request more context

When it is safe to take one, include the tree, nearby structures, and the access around the work area. The provider can still confirm the final scope after evaluating the property.

Approved launch markets

Emergency service by location

Use a local page where one is approved, or continue to the location guide for the market.

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Before comparing options

Questions worth putting in writing

A clear scope makes it easier to understand whether different providers are proposing the same work.

  1. 1

    Keep people away from unstable trees, hanging limbs, and downed lines.

  2. 2

    If utility lines may be involved, use the utility or emergency channel before approaching the area.

  3. 3

    Use photos only when they can be taken from a safe location and clarify what immediate work versus follow-up work is included.

two tree-service workers beside a wood chipper and cut branches

Useful before you start

Emergency service questions

What if a tree touches a power line?

Stay well away from the tree and line and contact the electric utility or emergency services before approaching the area.

What belongs in an emergency request?

Explain what changed, what is at risk, whether access is blocked, and whether utilities may be involved without entering an unsafe area.

Start a emergency service service request

Tell CanopyFind what you need, where the property is, and when you need help.

Start a service request