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The Colony, TX & North DFW

Storm Cleanup & Emergency Tree Service in The Colony, TX

Tree down after a storm? Emergency storm cleanup is available 24/7. Call (214) 998-0636.

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Storm Cleanup

North Texas storms hit hard: spring and early-summer thunderstorms bring straight-line winds and hail, and winter ice can snap limbs that look perfectly healthy. When a tree or limb comes down on a house, fence or driveway, you need it handled quickly and safely.

We remove fallen trees and broken limbs, take down hanging "widow-maker" branches, and clear the debris so you can get back to normal — and we trim what's left of damaged trees so they're safe going forward.

What's Included

  • Emergency removal of trees and limbs on roofs, fences, cars and driveways
  • Taking down cracked or hanging limbs before they fall
  • Cutting up and hauling away fallen trees and brush
  • Corrective pruning of storm-damaged trees
  • Yard debris cleanup after wind, hail and ice
  • Stump grinding of downed trees if needed
Our Process

How It Works

  1. Stay safe

    Stay clear of downed trees and anything touching wires. If a power line is involved, call your electric utility first.

  2. Call us

    Call (214) 998-0636. Emergency storm cleanup is available 24/7.

  3. Make it safe

    The most urgent hazards — trees on structures, blocked drives, hanging limbs — are handled first.

  4. Clean up & assess

    Debris is hauled off, and we'll tell you which damaged trees can be saved with pruning and which should come down.

Local Know-How

Storm season in North Texas

Severe thunderstorms are most common in spring and early summer across DFW, often with damaging straight-line winds. Trees with dead limbs, weak branch unions (Bradford pears are notorious) or very dense canopies are the most likely to fail.

Winter ice storms and hard freezes are less frequent but can be severe; the February 2021 freeze damaged trees and lawns across the region. Ice adds enormous weight to limbs, and broken tops may not be obvious until spring.

The best storm protection is pruning before storm season: remove deadwood, thin dense crowns so wind can pass through, and keep limbs clear of the roof.

Cut limbs and brush scattered on a lawn being cleared
Clearing limbs and brush
Damaged limbs being taken down near a home
Taking down hazardous limbs
FAQ

Storm Cleanup FAQ

Do you really offer 24/7 emergency service?

Yes. Emergency storm cleanup is available 24/7 — call (214) 998-0636.

A tree fell on my house. What should I do first?

Get everyone out of the affected area and stay clear of any wires. If power lines are involved, call the electric utility. Then call us to remove the tree, and contact your insurance company — take photos of the damage before cleanup if you safely can.

Will homeowners insurance pay for tree removal?

It depends on your policy and what the tree hit. Many policies cover removal when a tree damages a covered structure. Check with your insurance agent.

Can a storm-damaged tree be saved?

Often, yes. If the trunk and main structure are sound, corrective pruning of broken limbs may be all it needs. Trees with split trunks or major structural failure usually need to come down.

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Free, no-obligation estimates. We respond within 24 hours.

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Business Hours

Monday – Friday
7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday
Closed

Emergency storm cleanup services available 24/7

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