A large fallen tree across the roofline of a home

EMERGENCY TREE SERVICE · METRO ATLANTA

A tree down?
Start with a call.

Emergency tree service for Metro Atlanta. Tell us about the fallen tree, damaged limbs, or tree on your property so the team can discuss the next step.

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WHILE YOU ARRANGE HELP

First, give the tree some space.

Keep people and pets away from damaged trees and suspended limbs. Do not attempt to cut or move a tree resting on a structure or utility line. For immediate danger to people, call emergency services; report affected power lines to the utility provider.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Help for the situations
that cannot be ignored.

Trees on structures

Tree damage involving a house, outbuilding, or vehicle needs an assessment of both the tree and the surrounding hazards.

Fallen trees and blocked access

Describe where the tree has fallen and whether it is blocking your driveway or access to the property.

Broken or hanging limbs

Keep clear of the area beneath damaged branches. Let the team know about visible damage when you call.

DOCUMENTED PROJECTS

Storm work, backed by experience.

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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Your questions, answered.

Which number should I call?

Use the dedicated emergency line, 404.569.8897, for urgent tree concerns. The office line for planned work is 404.252.6448.

How quickly can a crew arrive?

Call to discuss current availability and the conditions at your property. Arrival depends on the situation, location, and ongoing storm demand; no fixed response time is promised.

What information helps when I call?

Share your address, what happened, where the tree is resting, and whether access is blocked. Mention any nearby utility lines without approaching them.

Can I send the regular estimate form?

For an immediate hazard, call the emergency line. The assessment form is a secondary option and should not be used to request an immediate response.

URGENT TREE DETAILS

Call first.
Share details if requested.

If the tree presents an immediate danger, call first. You can send these details while the team discusses current availability.

Emergency line404.569.8897

For a tree on a structure, blocked access, or a dangerous hanging limb.

Your name *Best phone number *

Property address *Email *

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Please let us know your preferred date and time to schedule the estimate OptionalRequested timing is subject to availability. The office will confirm your appointment.What do you need help with? *

What is affected? Select any that apply

Home or structure Driveway or access Utility line nearby

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LOCAL TREE CARE

At home in Metro Atlanta.

Tree care for homes, businesses, and public properties across the metro area and surrounding communities. Share your address so we can confirm service for your location.

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Discuss the situation directly.

Call the emergency line with your location and what the tree has affected. The team confirms current availability and the next step for your situation.

Call 404.569.8897

STORM DAMAGE & URGENT TREE WORK

Talk to us about
your tree.

Speak with the team about the tree, your location, and the immediate concern.

Call for emergency tree service

A tree down? Start with a call.