Emergency tree removal should be used to remove trees that are dangerous for people to be around. Here are a few scenarios when emergency tree removal would be necessary to keep people safe. 

The tree is sick - A sick tree is very unpredictable because you never know when it will finally fall. However, there are some signs that you can look for to determine if your tree is sick and needs to be cut down. Some things you can look for to determine if the tree on your property is sick are yellowing leaves, browning leaves or needles, moldy areas on leaves, holes in tree leaves, and an excessive number of dead branches falling. 

The tree is damaged in a storm - High winds or excessive amounts of rain, hail, or snow can cause severe damage to trees. It’s very common for our tree removal company to get calls after a storm passes through Georgia. Some are to report trees that have fallen into powerlines, cars, or buildings, while others are to report trees that have just fallen into the street and need to be removed. 

The tree is leaning - A leaning tree is not always a sign that your tree has a disease, but it does mean that your tree will most likely need to be removed. A leaning tree is unpredictable just like a sick tree because it could fall at any time. This creates a safety hazard for anyone who goes near the tree whether they are walking, running, biking, or just sitting under it to read. So, if you have a leaning tree on your property, contact our tree removal company to schedule an appointment to have it removed. 

The tree is too close to a building - Any tree that is encroaching on the space of a building will be removed for safety reasons. The damage that trees can cause to buildings if they fall on them will cost much more than getting the tree removed by a tree removal company.

Our tree removal services are available to people who live in Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Norcross, Roswell, Suwanee, Buford, Duluth, Johns Creek, and Peachtree Corners, GA. Contact Timberline Expert Tree Service about our tree services today!