East Troy, WI
Emergency Tree Service in East Troy, WI
Summer thunderstorms and straight-line winds roll across the open country around East Troy with little to slow them down, and heavy ice in winter brings down limbs on oaks and old shade trees. Wooded lots and lake homes take the worst of it, and a single storm can leave trees across driveways, docks, and roofs.
What to do first
- Stay clear of power lines. Treat any wire touching a tree as live, and call your utility.
- Get people out of any part of the house where a tree has come through the roof.
- Document the damage with photos before anything is moved.
- Call a tree service to remove the tree and clear the way.
Check availability
Storm cleanup is first come, first served after a big storm, and not every company works nights or weekends. Check the business hours on each pro’s page, and ask when they can get to you when you call.
Emergency Tree Service pros serving East Troy
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Arbor Images
Certified arborists out of Burlington since 1993.
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Emergency Tree Service FAQ
A tree fell across my driveway in East Troy. Who do I call?
If it's touching a power line, stay back and call your utility (and 911 if there's immediate danger). If no lines are involved, a tree service can cut and clear it. For a tree blocking a public road, call the Village of East Troy, the Town of East Troy, or the Walworth County Sheriff's non-emergency line, depending on where it is.
Should I cut up a fallen tree myself?
Not if it's large, hung up in other trees, or resting on a building. Downed trees are often under tension and can shift or spring back when cut. Leave those to a crew with the right gear.
What should I do before the crew arrives?
Keep people and pets away, take photos of the damage for insurance, and note any damaged roof, siding, or fence.
What should I do if a tree falls on my house?
Get everyone out if there is structural damage, stay away from downed power lines, and call 911 if lines are down. Then call your insurance company and an emergency tree service.
Will insurance pay for emergency tree removal?
Homeowner's policies often cover removal when a tree damages a covered structure. Take photos before any work starts and check your policy.