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Storm cleanup in Theodore, AL
Tree on the roof, across the driveway or blocking the road. In storm season we answer around the clock, and the first truck rolls as soon as the wind lets it.
(251) 000-0000- We're taking storm calls — day or night
- 24/7 emergency response in storm season
- Roof and driveway cleared first
Emergency tree work
Get the tree off the house first
After a storm the order matters. First the weight comes off the roof or the car and the driveway gets opened. Then we cut, chip and haul the rest, taking photos along the way for your insurance claim.
- Trees on roofs, carports, fences and vehicles
- Driveways and private roads opened
- Hanging limbs and split trunks made safe
- Debris cut, chipped and hauled — nothing left at the curb
- Photos of the damage and the work for your adjuster
How it goes
What happens when you call
Tell us what's down
Where the tree is, what it's on, and whether anyone can't get out. Storm calls go to the front of the line.
We make it safe
The crew gets the weight off the structure and opens the drive. Anything hanging comes down before it falls.
Cleared and hauled
The rest is cut, chipped and hauled, usually within a day. You get the photos for your claim.
Questions
Before you call
Do you really answer at night?
In storm season, yes. If a tree is on the house at 2 a.m., call. We'll tell you straight whether it's safe to work in the dark or waits for first light.
Will insurance cover this?
Often, when the tree hit a structure. You get an itemized invoice and photos; the rest is between you and your adjuster.
What if a power line is involved?
We don't touch a line. Call the power company first — once they've cleared it, we take it from there.
Does storm work cost more?
Yes — the hours and the rigging cost more than a scheduled removal. You hear the number before we start.
Tree down right now? Call.
If it can wait until morning, the estimate form works too — on a real site it lands on the owner's phone as a text.