Question 1

Do you offer emergency tree falling?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide falling services for storm-damaged, unstable, and hazardous trees when scheduling and conditions allow. Contact us with details and photos of the situation so we can determine the appropriate next step.

Question 2

What should I do if a tree is leaning or damaged after a storm?

Accepted Answer

Keep people, pets, and vehicles away from the area and avoid attempting to cut or move the tree yourself. Contact us with photos and information about the tree, surrounding property, and any nearby structures so we can evaluate the situation.

Question 3

Can you handle trees near homes, driveways, fences, or other structures?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Technical and difficult falling is one of our specialties. Each situation is evaluated individually based on the tree’s condition, lean, size, surrounding obstacles, terrain, and available working space.

Question 4

Do you handle trees that are on power lines?

Accepted Answer

No. Trees or limbs contacting or entangled with active utility lines require the appropriate utility provider or qualified line-clearance professionals. Never approach or touch a tree that may be in contact with a power line.

Question 5

Can you remove a tree that has fallen onto a house or structure?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the situation. Panhandle Timber Defense does not provide crane, climbing, aerial-lift, or structural repair services. Trees resting on structures that require specialized rigging, lifting, or structural removal will need an appropriately equipped tree service or contractor.

Question 6

Do you clean up and haul away the tree afterward?

Accepted Answer

Cleanup is determined by the individual project. Limbing, bucking, and debris removal may be available when included in the agreed scope of work. We'll discuss what you would like done with the material before work begins.

Question 7

Can I send photos before scheduling an estimate?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, please do! Photos of the entire tree, visible damage, surrounding structures, access to the property, and the base of the tree can help us better understand the situation before scheduling an on-site assessment.

Question 8

Do you work with homeowners insurance?

Accepted Answer

We can provide estimates, invoices, and documentation for work performed. Coverage and reimbursement are determined by your insurance company, so we recommend contacting your insurer directly regarding your specific policy and claim.

Storm-Damaged Trees & Emergency Falling

Professional assessment and falling of damaged, unstable, and hazardous trees following storms or unexpected tree failure.

Why Choose Our Storm Damage Cleanup Service

Experienced Falling

Safety-Focused Approach

Fully Insured

Clear Communication

What we handle