Emergency Tree Service in Jefferson County

Tree on your roof at 2 AM? We answer the phone. Period.

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We Answer the Phone, Day or Night

Some tree jobs cannot wait until morning. A tree through a roof, a large limb blocking a driveway, or a trunk leaning against a wall after a storm - these are situations where waiting costs you more. We take emergency calls around the clock.

When you call, you get a person. We assess the situation, tell you what we can do, and dispatch a crew. We have handled emergencies in the middle of the night, holidays, and the morning after major storms. We know how to work safely under pressure.

If a tree is on your house, do not wait. Call us now.

24/7 phone availability - we pick up
Trees on roofs and structures safely rigged and removed
Driveway and access clearing for emergency vehicles
Fast dispatch after storms
Fully insured for all emergency work
Jefferson County and greater St. Louis area

Common Questions About Emergency Tree Service

Do you actually answer the phone at 2 in the morning?

Yes. We pick up for emergencies around the clock. You will get a person, not voicemail.

What counts as an emergency tree situation?

A tree or large limb on your roof, a tree blocking your driveway or road, a tree leaning against your house after a storm, or any situation where a tree is causing active damage or blocking emergency vehicle access.

How quickly can you respond to an emergency call?

It depends on current demand, but we respond to genuine emergencies as fast as we can dispatch a crew. We are based in Jefferson County so we are not driving in from far away.

Is emergency tree service more expensive than regular work?

Emergency jobs do cost more because of after-hours dispatch and faster response time. We are upfront about pricing before any work starts so you know exactly what you are agreeing to.

What should I do while waiting for the crew to arrive?

Stay away from the tree and any downed lines. Do not re-enter a room where a tree has come through the roof. Take photos for your insurance company if you can do so safely from a distance.