Storm response
Four steps to take right now, who we help first, and how we price storm work. Same price book, any weather.
Move everyone out of rooms under the tree. Don't go up on the roof or try to cut anything yourself.
Assume every downed wire is live. Stay at least 35 feet away and call the power company, or 911 if anyone is in danger.
Shoot the tree, the damage and the inside of the house from a safe spot. Your insurer will want them.
A person answers day and night. You'll get an honest arrival window and what to expect when we get there.
Save it in your phone now. After a big storm, cell networks get busy and searches get slow.
After a big storm the phone rings nonstop. We work in order of danger, not in order of who offers more.
First
Trees on occupied homes, anyone trapped or a hole letting rain in.
Next
Trees blocking the only driveway or road, or a medical need in the house.
Then
Weight on vehicles and outbuildings, hanging limbs over walkways.
Last
Down trees in open yards and debris. Booked as soon as the urgent list is clear.
After storms, crews from out of town knock on doors. Some are fine. Be careful if someone:
A spring health check spots cracked limbs and weak unions before the summer storms find them.
Limbs over the roof are the ones that cause the biggest claims. A clearance trim is one of our cheapest jobs.
Put the storm line in your phone now. After a big storm, cell service gets busy and searches get slow.
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Once everyone is safe, tell us what came down. Photos help us bring the right gear the first time.