A tree down on your garage or blocking your driveway isn't something that can wait for a scheduled appointment. Our matched crews handle emergency calls around the clock, prioritizing anything that's actively dangerous or blocking access to your home.
What to do right after storm damage
- If any part of the tree is touching or near a power line, stay well back and call Manitoba Hydro immediately — don't approach it.
- Don't try to cut or move large limbs yourself, especially if the tree is still under tension from a partial fall.
- Keep kids and pets away from any leaning or split tree until it's been assessed.
- Photograph the damage before cleanup starts — it'll help if you're filing an insurance claim.
How our emergency response works
- Fast dispatch. Emergency requests are flagged and prioritized so a local crew can reach you quickly, day or night.
- Hazard stabilization. If a tree is only partially down, the crew's first job is making the site safe before full removal.
- Removal & cleanup. The tree is taken down, debris hauled away, and the site left safe and clean.
Tree down right now?
Tell us what happened and we'll connect you with a licensed local crew — most homeowners hear back within 24 hours, day or night.
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Emergency requests are prioritized ahead of scheduled work — most homeowners hear from a local crew within 24 hours, with same-day service available in many areas.
Many homeowner policies cover storm-related tree removal, especially if it's damaged a structure. Photograph the damage before cleanup and check with your insurer — your crew can also provide an invoice for your claim.
That's treated as a top-priority call. Crews are equipped to stabilize and remove a tree that's actively resting on a structure without causing further damage.