A tree fell on the house, car, fence, or pool cage. Here's what happens next.
A fallen tree is never just a tree in the yard. It's resting on a roof, crushed into a fence line, pinning a car, or sitting on a screen enclosure, often with branches still under load. We lift it off in controlled sections so nothing underneath takes a second hit, haul every piece away, and leave you with the documentation your insurance claim needs.
Emergency line answered 24/7, day and night.
Our own workLifted off, not dragged off
Roofs, cars, and screen cages get worse when a tree is pulled or rolled. We cut and lower in sections, taking the load off a little at a time.
Every piece hauled away
Trunk, limbs, and brush leave with us. No waiting weeks for curbside storm debris pickup.
Stump and roots handled
Uprooted root balls and broken stumps can be ground out the same visit so the spot is ready for repair or replanting.
What customers say
“He spent 2 days taking down some very large trees, and clearing everything out as if they were never there. Very courteous, professional, and exceptionally excellent at communicating.”
“Great company! Professional, completed the project on time, and cleared away all debris. End result was exactly what I wanted.”
“Abner removed 2 trees from my property. He did an excellent work with reasonable price! I would recommend him to anyone in need of his services”
How it works
Assess what it's resting on
We look at how the tree is loaded, what it's touching, and what would happen with each cut.
Remove in sections
Rig, cut, and lower piece by piece until the structure, vehicle, or fence is clear.
Clean up and document
Debris hauled, yard raked, photos and an itemized invoice ready for your insurer.
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Common questions
A tree fell on my house. Who pays for removal?
Typically your homeowners insurance, when the tree damaged a covered structure, even if it was your neighbor's tree. Many policies cap tree debris removal at a set amount per tree, so check yours. This is general information, not insurance advice.
A tree fell on my car. Does homeowners insurance cover it?
Usually not. Damage to the car itself typically goes through the comprehensive coverage on your auto policy. Removing the tree from the driveway may fall under your homeowners policy depending on its terms.
My neighbor's tree fell on my fence. Who is responsible?
In Florida, if the tree was healthy and came down in a storm, each owner's insurance generally covers their own property. If the neighbor knew the tree was dead or dangerous and ignored it, they may be responsible. This is general information, not legal advice.
The tree fell but didn't hit anything. Is it still urgent?
Less urgent, but don't leave it for long. A downed tree can still have loaded limbs, it blocks access, and it attracts pests as it decays. We can schedule it as a regular removal.