Storm & emergency tree service · Ocala
Tree down after a storm?
Call us now. We make it safe, remove it and clean up, and we can work with you while your insurance company processes payment.
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. Saturday and Sunday: emergency calls.
Keep people and pets away from the tree, and away from cracked or hanging limbs above it.
If a wire is touching the tree, stay back and call your electric company first.
Pictures of the damage help your insurance claim and help us bring the right equipment.
What we handle
Storm work, start to finish.
Sick, diseased or storm-damaged trees can rarely be saved. When a tree becomes a danger to your home, we remove it safely and leave the yard clean.
Fallen trees
Trees down across yards, driveways, fences and structures, cut and removed.
Broken and hanging limbs
Limbs left hanging after high winds, taken down before they fall on their own.
Dangerous trees
Leaning, cracked or storm-weakened trees removed with the right equipment.
Tight spots
Equipment that works safely in small yards, gated communities and close to the house.
Debris cleanup
Limbs, logs and storm debris hauled away so the yard is usable again.
Stump grinding
The stump left behind ground down once the tree is gone.
Insurance
Working with your insurance company.
We are happy to work with homeowners while the insurance company processes payments, as long as we are paid for our services in a timely manner.
- Photograph the damage before any work starts, if it is safe to do so.
- Ask us for our certificate of liability. View it here.
- Pam can talk you through the paperwork when you call.
Is the tree on your house, car or driveway right now?
Call (352) 322-6305Before the next storm
Get a free hurricane tree safety inspection.
Hurricane-force winds turn weak, diseased or overgrown trees into hazards. Our arborists identify those trees and limbs before the storm, so you can deal with them on your schedule instead of in an emergency.
Storm damage estimate
Not an emergency? Send the details.
For damage that can wait a day, or a hurricane inspection, send this and we will call you back. We'll get the address and details on the call.
Prefer to talk? (352) 322-6305
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Weekends: emergency calls only
Questions
Storm damage questions.
Do you take emergency calls on weekends?
Yes. Our office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, and on Saturday and Sunday we take emergency calls. Call (352) 322-6305.
Can I cut up the fallen tree myself?
A good rule: unless you can work with both feet firmly on the ground, hire a professional. Storm-damaged trees are under tension and can move when cut. Working at height needs the right equipment and training.
Will you wait for my insurance payment?
We are happy to work with homeowners while the insurance company processes payments, as long as we are paid for our services in a timely manner.
A tree is touching a power line. Can you help?
Stay back and call your electric company first. Once the line is made safe, we can remove the tree and clean up.
Which areas do you cover?
Ocala and Marion County, plus Belleview, Dunnellon, Summerfield, The Villages, Inverness, Citrus Hills, Beverly Hills, Lecanto, Hernando and Crystal River.
Reviews
After the storm, in their words.
"We could not ask for better service or a better outcome."Valerie Bilek · Google review
"They completed the job within one day and you can barely tell they were here, they cleaned up so well!"Mike Franco · Google review