Fast, Safe Relief When You Need It Most

When you desperately search for a tree service near me after a storm, you need a team that knows exactly what they are doing. A fallen tree is incredibly heavy and full of unpredictable tension. If someone just starts hacking away at it with a chainsaw, the trunk can suddenly roll or snap upwards, causing even more damage to your home or severely injuring the worker. We don't take chances. We use specialized ropes, heavy-duty skid steers, and sometimes cranes to carefully lift the massive weight off your house. We control every piece of wood we cut, making sure your property is protected from any further harm.

Clearing Your Driveway and Yard

Sometimes the tree doesn't hit your house, but it falls right across your driveway, trapping your cars and keeping you from getting to work. Our storm cleanup crews make access a top priority. We arrive quickly, slice the heavy trunk into manageable pieces, and run the huge mess of branches through our industrial wood chippers. We will clear the path instantly so you can get your life back to normal.

Helping You Through the Stress

Dealing with a fallen tree is stressful enough; dealing with the cleanup shouldn't be. Our crews are friendly, communicative, and respectful of your property. We walk you through exactly how we plan to safely remove the hazard, and we work efficiently to get the job done right.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it safe for me to try and pull a broken branch off my roof? Please don't try this! Pulling a heavy branch from the ground can cause it to swing down and hit you, or tear off your gutters and shingles in the process. It is incredibly dangerous, especially if the branch is anywhere near a power line. Let our professionals handle it safely.
• How quickly can your emergency tree service arrive? When you call our 24/7 dispatch line in Rutgers University-Busch Campus, NJ, we prioritize active emergencies—especially trees on houses or cars. We mobilize our crews as fast as safe driving conditions allow, often arriving within just a few hours to stabilize the situation.
• What should I do while I wait for the tree crew to get here? The most important thing is to stay safe. Keep your family and pets far away from the fallen tree, as it can still shift or settle unexpectedly. If the tree has taken down any power lines, stay inside and call your local utility company right away.
• Can you put a tarp on my roof after you remove the tree? Yes. Once we safely lift the heavy timber off your roof, we can provide emergency tarping. This covers the hole and protects the inside of your home from rain and wind while you wait for a roofing contractor to make permanent repairs.