Emergency tree removal, dispatched same day.
Trees down on insured property, on structures, across access, or threatening what is still standing. Credentialed tree crews dispatched under the managed repair program.
Emergency Tree Removal
When a tree comes down on an insured structure, the clock on the claim starts before anyone has scoped it. Emergency tree removal is a make-safe trade first: get the hazard off the building, restore access, and stop the loss from getting worse.
We dispatch credentialed tree crews with the equipment the loss actually requires, not whoever answered the phone. Crane work, technical rigging over structures, and confined-access removals are matched to vendors qualified for them.
Scope under the program.
What a dispatch for this trade includes. Multi-trade losses are sequenced under one service request.
Trees on structures
Removal from roofs, walls, and attached structures using rigging or crane as the situation requires.
Access clearing
Driveways, entries, and egress routes cleared so other trades and the policyholder can reach the property.
Make-safe cutting
Hanging limbs, split trunks, and suspended material brought down before they become a second loss.
Debris handling
Cut material processed and removed, with site left workable for follow-on trades.
Utility coordination
Where lines are involved, work sequenced around the utility rather than through it.
How this trade gets dispatched.
The program handles sequencing so trades on the same loss do not collide.
Same-day dispatch
Emergency requests are dispatched the same day wherever vendor capacity allows.
Sequenced with other trades
Tree removal is scheduled ahead of roofing, water mitigation, or pack-out so the trades do not collide.
CAT event capacity
During declared events we pull from the wider credentialed network rather than saturating one market.
What lands in the file.
Documentation is assembled by us and returned as one package, built for the adjuster who has to justify the scope.
The storm doesn't schedule itself. Neither do we.
Submit a service request or call dispatch. One point of contact from first call to closeout.