Do you remove trees that fell in a storm?

Yes, in published service areas, subject to safety, access, and crew capacity. Storm-fallen and hung trees that threaten structures are the focus of this page.

Will you cut a tree that is in power lines?

Not while it is in contact with live lines. That is a utility clearance. We can plan the wood once the line is safe.

Do you grind stumps and haul every chip?

Haul-off and stump work can be added to a storm job when access allows. They are optional line items, not automatic with every takedown.

Can I cut it myself if it is on my house?

We do not recommend it. A loaded trunk can shift onto the structure or the person cutting. Call for a controlled sectioning plan.

Storm tree response · emergency tree removal near me

Storm tree removal when trees threaten your property

Emergency tree removal from Warm Home Inc — safe storm tree removal when a fallen tree hits the house, roof, or yard and needs professional cleanup. Crews plan the drop zone before the first cut, keep loaded trunks off the house, and open driveways so the structure can be secured next.

Emergency storm tree removal — large pine trees crushed onto a residential roof and porch after a storm, showing why fallen tree on house cleanup needs professional response | Warm Home Inc

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What tree removal on this page means

What it is

This page is storm and hazard tree work — trees or large limbs that have already failed or are leaning on a structure — not a landscaping menu for routine pruning of healthy yards.

Who it is for

Owners who have a fallen or hung-up tree threatening a house, driveway, or lines after a storm, and need a safe takedown plan.

Problems it solves

Hung limbs, trunks on structures, blocked access, and DIY cutting that can drop the rest of the tree in the wrong direction.

Unique to tree removal

How a storm tree job is planned

Rigging and drop zones matter more than speed. A rushed cut can wreck more than the storm did.

1. Hazard and utility check. We look at lean, hangers, power lines, and whether the tree is still loaded. Live wires are a utility issue — we do not cut into them.
2. Section the tree. Pieces come down in a controlled order into a planned drop zone, not as one uncontrolled fall toward the house.
3. Clear access, then wood. Driveways and doors get opened first when the tree is blocking exit. Haul-off or cut-and-leave is agreed before the saws start.

Scope

What this service includes

Storm response is different from a yearly trim.

Fallen and hung trees

Trees already down or hung in other canopies after wind, ice, or soil failure.

Trees on structures

Trunks or leaders resting on a house or outbuilding — lifted and sectioned so the building is not used as a fulcrum.

Not routine landscaping

Shape-pruning a healthy ornamental, stump grinding as a yard package, or lot clearing for development are separate conversations.

Real storm calls

Storm tree removal when trees hit homes, roofs, and driveways

Photos from emergency tree removal jobs — fallen pines and oaks on houses, crushed roofs and porches, cut debris piles, and trees blocking driveways or vehicles. This is the work we respond to after storms.