Emergency Tree Service When a Tree Can't Wait

Our wet Pacific Northwest winters bring the windstorms and ice that take trees down — saturated clay soils loosen root plates, and a strong gust does the rest. Douglas firs and bigleaf maples are frequent casualties. When one fails, we respond quickly to remove the immediate danger and prevent a bad situation from getting worse.

Keep everyone well clear of the tree and any downed or sagging lines — always assume a fallen line is live and call your utility. Don't park or walk under a leaning tree or hanging limb. Then call or text us with your address and a couple of photos if it's safe to take them, and we'll move fast.

Emergency pricing reflects urgency and risk more than a scheduled job does. A tree resting on a roof, tangled in a fence, or leaning on a power line has to be taken apart carefully so it doesn't do more damage on the way down, and that controlled, high-stakes work takes time and specialized rigging. After-hours and storm-surge calls, when crews are stretched thin, can carry a premium.

Even so, we're straight with you before we start. Once we've seen the situation — in person or from photos you send — we tell you what it will take and what it will cost, so the price is never the second surprise of your day.