Emergency tree removal in Roseville, CA
A tree or big limb came down on the house, a car, the fence, or the driveway. Here's what to do first.
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Do this first
- Get everyone away from the tree. Downed trees shift as they settle.
- Check for power lines. If a line is down or touching the tree, stay back and call 911, then PG&E. Don't touch the tree.
- Take photos. Shoot the tree, the damage, and the stump before anything moves. Your insurer will want them.
- Call your insurance company. Many homeowner policies cover removal when a tree hits a covered structure. Ask what they need before work starts.
- Request emergency removal. Use the form and pick "Emergency tree removal" so the company knows to move fast.
What emergency removal costs
Emergency removals cost more than planned ones because crews work fast, often after hours, and around damage. One local estimate puts the average emergency removal in Roseville around $2,240. Get the price in writing before work begins, even in a hurry.
After the storm
Once the tree is off the structure, you'll likely need a roofer or contractor for repairs. Keep every invoice for your claim. If the tree that fell was one of several of the same age and type, have an arborist look at the rest.
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