Emergency Tree Removal

Fast Response When You Need It Most

Tree emergencies do not wait for business hours. When a storm knocks down a tree, when branches fall on your roof, or when a tree threatens to topple onto your home, you need help right now. That is why SturdyPros Lancaster Tree Services offers 24/7 emergency tree removal throughout Lancaster and the surrounding areas. We are ready to respond any time, day or night, weekend or holiday.

Our emergency crew has the experience and equipment to handle urgent tree situations safely and efficiently. We understand that fallen trees can block driveways, damage homes, or create dangerous conditions. When you call us, we prioritize your safety and work quickly to eliminate the hazard. Our goal is to secure your property and give you peace of mind as fast as possible.

Common Tree Emergencies We Handle

Tree emergencies come in many forms. Here are the situations we respond to most often:

• Trees that have fallen on homes, garages, or other structures
• Large branches hanging dangerously after storm damage
• Trees blocking driveways, roads, or access to your property
• Trees leaning severely and threatening to fall
• Trees that have damaged power lines or utility connections
• Lightning-struck trees that pose immediate danger
• Trees uprooted by wind or saturated soil conditions

We also provide storm cleanup and debris removal to help you recover after severe weather. Lancaster weather can be unpredictable, and we have seen how quickly conditions can change. Our team is always prepared to respond when nature catches you off guard.

Why Time Matters in Tree Emergencies

When a tree falls or becomes unstable, every hour counts. A tree resting on your roof continues to cause damage as it settles. Water can leak through the damaged area, especially if rain is in the forecast. Blocked driveways keep you trapped or prevent emergency vehicles from reaching you. Dangling branches can fall without warning, creating additional hazards.

Safety Comes First

Your safety and your family's safety are the top priorities during any tree emergency. Never try to remove a fallen tree yourself, especially if it is near power lines or on a structure. Fallen trees under tension can shift suddenly, and attempting removal without proper equipment and training is extremely dangerous. Let our trained professionals handle the risk while you stay safe.

Preventing Further Damage

Quick response helps minimize property damage. A tree on your roof continues to stress the structure the longer it stays there. Broken branches can fall and cause more damage. Water intrusion from damaged roofing or siding can lead to mold and interior damage. We work fast to remove the tree and secure your property, helping you avoid expensive repairs down the line.

Our Emergency Response Process

When you call us for emergency tree removal, here is what happens. Your call goes straight to our emergency dispatch. We ask a few quick questions to understand the situation and assess the urgency. If you are in immediate danger, we advise you to call 911 first and then contact us.

Our crew mobilizes quickly, usually arriving within an hour or two depending on your location and current conditions. We bring all necessary equipment including chainsaws, rigging gear, and sometimes cranes for especially large or complex removals. Safety is always our first consideration, both for our crew and for your property.

Once we arrive, we assess the situation and create a removal plan. We communicate clearly about what we are doing and why. In many cases, we can remove the immediate danger right away and then schedule a follow-up visit for complete cleanup and stump grinding. Our goal is to stabilize the situation quickly so you can get back to normal as soon as possible.

What to Do During a Tree Emergency

If you experience a tree emergency, staying calm and making smart decisions can make a big difference. Here is what you should do:

First, get everyone to safety. Move away from the damaged tree and do not stand under hanging branches or near leaning trees. If the tree has damaged your home, evacuate to a safe area and avoid rooms where the tree has penetrated the structure.

If the tree has contacted power lines, stay far away and call your utility company immediately. Assume all downed lines are energized and dangerous. Never touch a tree or branches that are touching power lines. Keep children and pets away from the area as well.

Take photos of the damage if you can do so safely. This documentation helps with insurance claims later. Then call us at (740) 808-5784. We are available around the clock to take your call and get help on the way. Our team will guide you through the next steps and give you an estimated arrival time.

Frequently Asked Questions