What counts as a tree emergency?

A tree or large limb that has fallen or is actively threatening people, structures, vehicles, or access — especially after wind, storm, or visible structural failure.

Are you available after hours?

Yes. Emergency service is available outside normal hours for urgent hazards. Call the emergency line.

What should I do before your crew arrives?

Keep people and pets away from the tree, do not cut a loaded limb yourself, photograph the scene for insurance, and note any structures or power lines involved.

Can you help after storm damage?

Yes. Storm-damaged trees, split limbs, and wind-thrown trees are a core part of emergency response.

Do you remove fallen trees from driveways and structures?

Yes. Crews are equipped to clear access and safely remove trees that have fallen on driveways, fences, roofs, or walls.

Emergency Tree Service

24/7 emergency tree service in Malibu, CA — storm, wind, and hazard response

Q: Can you document damage for insurance purposes?

Yes. Photos, scope notes, and documentation are provided to support your insurance claim.

Storm damage, fallen limbs, blocked driveways, and urgent hazards — handled with rapid dispatch, calm competence, and full cleanup. If a tree is actively threatening people or property, call now.

Call 805-532-1710 Request Estimate

Scenarios we handle

Emergency situations covered

If your situation matches any of these, treat it as an emergency and call.

Tree on a structure

A tree or limb has fallen on a roof, wall, or fence and needs controlled removal.

Driveway or access blocked

A fallen tree is blocking a driveway, road, or access path and needs clearing.

Hung-up or broken limbs

Large limbs are cracked, hanging, or wedged and ready to fall.

Leaning hazard after wind

A tree has shifted or is leaning and threatens people or property.

Power line involvement

A tree is in or near power lines — keep your distance and call.

Root failure

A tree has partially uprooted or the root plate has lifted.

Before we arrive

What to do before our crew arrives

A few steps that keep everyone safe and speed up the response.

1

Keep people and pets away from the tree

2

Do not cut a loaded or hung-up limb yourself

3

Photograph the scene for insurance

4

Note any structures or power lines involved

5

Call the emergency line

Our response

Rapid-response process

1

Call

Call the emergency line and describe the situation, location, and any structures or lines involved.

2

Dispatch & ETA

We dispatch a crew and give you a realistic arrival time.

3

Stabilize hazard

On arrival, the immediate hazard is stabilized before full removal begins.

4

Safe removal

The tree or limb is removed using controlled dismantling and rigging as needed.

5

Cleanup

Debris is hauled and the site is left safe and clean.

6

Insurance documentation

Photos and scope notes are provided to support your claim.

Tree emergency right now? Our crew is ready to dispatch.

Rapid response, insured, cleanup included.

Call 805-532-1710

Insurance documentation support

Photos, scope notes, and documentation are provided to support your insurance claim — clear, complete, and ready to submit.

Non-emergency? Request Estimate

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Tree emergency right now? Call our emergency line.

Rapid response, insured crews, and insurance documentation included.