Tree emergencies can happen without warning, especially after severe weather. If you notice any of the following situations, it’s important to contact Pinecrest immediately:
Trees damaged by high winds, heavy rain, snow, or lightning, leaving them weakened or unstable.
Uprooted or fallen trees, especially those that have landed on homes, garages, vehicles, fences, or other structures.
Large hanging or broken branches that pose an immediate risk to people or property and require emergency tree pruning.
Cracks, splits, or severe structural damage to the trunk that compromise the tree’s stability.
Sudden leaning or unstable trees, particularly when roots have lifted or the tree has shifted after a storm.
Trees or large branches blocking driveways, roads, or access points, creating safety hazards or preventing entry.
- Trees threatening nearby buildings, power lines, or utility infrastructure, requiring immediate professional assessment.
- Emergency tree removals and storm cleanup following severe weather or unexpected tree failure.
Every emergency is unique. If a tree or large branch appears unstable or you’re concerned about the safety of your property, don’t take unnecessary risks.
Stay clear of the affected area and contact Pinecrest for a prompt professional assessment and emergency tree service.
