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24/7 Emergency Tree Service in Fayetteville, AR

Northwest Arkansas storms don't keep business hours. When straight-line winds drop an oak across your driveway at 2am, or an ice storm leaves a cracked limb hanging over the kids' swing set, our storm line is open — call any hour and we'll get a crew moving as fast as conditions allow. Serving all of Washington and Benton counties.

Emergency Line: (479) 929-8269

If a Tree Just Came Down — Do This First

  1. Stay clear. Keep everyone away from the damaged area — especially if the tree is under tension or touching any wires.
  2. Downed or touching power lines? Call your electric utility before anyone else. No tree crew touches a line-entangled tree until it's cleared.
  3. Photograph everything. Your insurance adjuster wants pictures of the tree on the structure, not just the cleaned-up aftermath.
  4. Call us. We'll triage by phone, tell you honestly how urgent it is, and get you on the response list.

What We Handle

Trees on structures

Careful crane-and-rigging removal from roofs, garages, fences, and vehicles — done to minimize further damage, documented for your claim.

Blocked driveways & roads

Fast cutting and clearing so you can get out — often same-day even in busy post-storm periods.

Hangers & cracked limbs

The half-broken limb still hanging up there is the most dangerous tree problem there is. We get it down before it decides on its own.

Leaning & uprooted trees

Root-lifted trees after saturated-ground storms rarely stand back up. We assess honestly and remove what's coming down anyway.

Insurance Help Included

When a tree lands on a covered structure, your homeowners policy typically covers removal from the structure and the repair — subject to your deductible. We've worked storm events across NWA and know what adjusters ask for: before/after photos, an itemized invoice separating structure-removal from debris haul-off, and documentation of the tree's condition. You get all of it without asking.

Emergency FAQs

A tree fell on my house — what do I do first?

Get everyone out from under the damaged area, stay away from any downed lines, and call us. Photograph everything before cleanup starts.

Will insurance cover emergency tree removal?

When a tree falls on a covered structure, homeowners policies typically cover removal from the structure and repairs, subject to your deductible. We provide the photos and itemized documentation adjusters ask for.

How fast can you get here?

We respond 24/7 across Washington and Benton counties. After a major storm, jobs are triaged by safety: trees on occupied structures and blocked driveways come first.

The tree is tangled in power lines — can you remove it?

No one should touch a tree in contact with power lines except the utility. Call your electric provider first; once the line is de-energized or cleared, we handle the tree.

Storm Damage? Don't Wait for Morning.

We answer 24/7 across Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas.

Call (479) 929-8269 Now