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Storm-Damage Tree Removal

Removing fallen trees, hanging limbs, and storm-damaged trunks from residential property.

If a tree is touching a power line, a structure is unsafe, or anyone is at risk, contact your utility provider or emergency services first. We are not a 24-hour emergency service.

A large fallen tree limb lying across a residential lawn after a storm

Storm work is unpredictable, so we handle it the same careful way as planned removals: review the photos and details, confirm what a partner can safely do, then give you a written scope before anything starts.

Please send photos taken from a safe spot on the ground. Do not climb, cut, or pull on anything to get a better angle.

What the scope covers

  • Which fallen or damaged material is being removed in this visit.
  • Any sections deferred because of structural risk or access.
  • What is hauled away and what remains on the property.
  • Documentation you can pass to your insurer.

Questions people ask

Is this a 24-hour emergency service?

No. We do not offer 24-hour emergency callout. Storm-damage requests are reviewed during our working hours and prioritised by risk, and we will tell you clearly when a partner can attend.

A tree is on my house or on a power line. What should I do?

Contact your utility provider or emergency services first. Do not approach the tree, and do not attempt to move limbs yourself. Take photos only from a safe distance on the ground.

Will insurance cover it?

That is between you and your insurer. We can provide a written scope and invoice for your claim, but we do not advise on coverage or negotiate with insurers.

Can you clear everything in one visit?

Sometimes. Fallen trees often hide damage and tension in the wood, so the scope may be staged. Anything not included in the first visit is set out in writing.

Report storm damage

Two ways to start, whichever suits you:

  • Guided estimate

    Step by step with your camera — photos and a short video of the tree, so we can quote with far fewer questions. About three minutes.

  • Quick request

    Name, number, address and a sentence about what's going on. We'll call or text you for the rest. About 45 seconds.

Estimates are free and there is no obligation. Submitting this form starts an estimate request. It is not a booked appointment or an accepted work order.

Ready to get an estimate?

CanopyLine coordinates tree removal and stump grinding from estimate to completed job, with on-site work performed by independent local service partners.

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