Tree removal
Prepare a free tree-removal request with photos, access details, urgency, and property conditions for Certified Tree Company provider review.
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Request Emergency Tree Help and Storm-Damage Review
Document a storm-damaged, fallen, leaning, or hazardous-tree concern for urgent provider review after contacting emergency or utility services when required.
Describe the request clearly
Give an available provider enough context to evaluate fit.
An urgent tree request should quickly explain what happened, whether people or utilities are in danger, what structures or access routes are affected, and whether the property can be approached safely. The online form is for documenting and routing a request; it is not an emergency-response system.
Certified Tree Company is an independent request and provider-connection platform. It does not inspect the tree, prescribe work, set the provider's price, or perform tree service.
A tree or large limb has fallen on a roof, vehicle, fence, road, or access route
A tree is newly leaning, uprooted, split, or visibly unstable after weather
Broken or hanging limbs create a concern near people, structures, or traffic
Storm debris or a blocked route may require an appropriately equipped provider to evaluate
Safety first
Use emergency and utility services before the request form when necessary.
If people are in danger, someone is injured or trapped, a road is blocked, a structure is unstable, or a tree contacts utility lines, move to safety and call 911 or the appropriate utility emergency service before using this website.
Details to include in your request
From a safe location, state what fell or changed and when it happened.
Report whether anyone is injured, trapped, displaced, or unable to enter or leave safely.
Identify utility lines, gas odor, fire, flooding, structural damage, blocked roads, and other active hazards.
Provide the address, preferred contact method, safe access instructions, photos when safe, and whether emergency responders, utilities, insurance, or an HOA have been contacted.
Questions for an independent provider
What immediate inspection, stabilization, or removal step is being proposed?
What equipment, traffic control, utility coordination, or property access is required?
What is included in emergency work, debris removal, temporary protection, and later cleanup?
How will scope changes, insurance documentation, payment timing, and follow-up work be recorded?
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Clear expectations before a possible provider handoff.
Does the form replace 911 or the utility emergency line?
No. Move to safety and contact 911 or the appropriate utility first when people, fire, gas, active power lines, or another immediate danger is involved.
Does submitting guarantee an emergency provider?
No. A possible connection depends on location, service need, approved-provider coverage, availability, and safe access.
What should I include in an urgent request?
Describe the event, active hazards, affected structures or access, safe contact instructions, and photos only when they can be taken without approaching danger.
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