Tree Surgery & Arboriculture

24 Hour Emergency Tree Work

Storm damage, fallen trees and hanging limbs, made safe day or night.

Storms bring trees down on roofs, cars, fences and roads. When that happens, call us on 020 3897 0446 at any hour. We secure the area, remove the danger and restore safe access.

We'll also give you photos and a written note of the damage and the work we carried out, which helps when you speak to your insurer.

What we offer

Emergency tree removal

Rapid response for storm damaged, fallen or hazardous trees. We make the area safe first, then clear it.

Hanging and split limbs

Broken branches caught in a crown can drop without warning. We climb or use a platform to bring them down under control.

Trees on buildings and vehicles

We lift weight off roofs, cars and fences in stages so there's no extra damage while we work.

Road and access clearance

We clear fallen trees from driveways, private roads and site entrances, and work with traffic management when a public road is involved.

How it works

From first call to tidy finish

Call or message

Tell us about the job. Photos help.

Site visit

We look at the trees, access and any protection orders.

Written quote

A clear, fixed price with the work described.

The work

Qualified team, planned and done to standard.

Clear up

Site swept, waste recycled, aftercare advice given.

FAQs

Common questions

Do you really answer at night?

Yes. Our emergency number is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Will my insurance cover this?

Many home insurance policies cover emergency tree work after storm damage. We give you photos and an itemised invoice to send to your insurer.

What should I do while I wait?

Keep people and pets away from the tree, don't try to cut anything under tension, and call the network operator on 105 if the tree is touching power lines.

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Free advice and quotations. Tell us about the job and we'll get back to you within one working day.