Timberline Tree ServiceCertified Arborists · Fully Insured
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Storm Damage Response

When the weather wins, the sequence matters: safety, tarp-and-secure, documentation, clean removal. We run all four - fast.

Emergency tree services

  • Trees on houses, vehicles and structures - removed by crane and rigging without second impacts
  • Hangers and widow-makers - the suspended limbs that hurt the unwary
  • Storm-leaning trees assessed and stabilized or removed
  • Access clearing - driveways and entrances opened first
  • Coordination around downed lines with utility crews - power waits for no chainsaw
  • Insurance documentation - photos, reports and invoices claims adjusters accept cleanly

After the storm, in the right order

The dangerous hours are right after the storm - energized lines under debris, loaded limbs under tension and unlicensed 'storm chasers' knocking with chainsaws and cash prices. Call your insurer, photograph everything, and get a real crew: we secure hazards first, tarp exposed structures, document as we work and remove in an order that protects what's still standing.

Storm work runs triage: houses and access before back-fence cleanup. Tell us your situation honestly and we'll slot you honestly - and if it can safely wait a day, we'll say that too.

Common questions

Does insurance pay for tree damage?

When trees hit structures, generally yes - and our documentation is built for that process. Trees down in the open yard vary by policy; check yours.

The tree's on my house - what do I do first?

Everyone out, power off if lines are involved, insurer called, photos taken from safe distance - then call us. Don't let anyone climb on anything until it's assessed.

Should I hire the door-knocking crew?

Storm chasers with cash prices and no certificates are how bad days get worse. Any legitimate outfit will happily show insurance - make them.

The weather did its worst. We do our best.

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