Storm Damage Tree Removal Tallahassee — We Handle Insurance Direct Bill

The Tree Fell. Now What? Your Step-by-Step Guide

Experiencing a tree falling on your house during a Tallahassee severe thunderstorm or hurricane is terrifying. Your adrenaline is pumping, and the damage looks overwhelming. Here is exactly what you need to do to protect your family and your property.

How Insurance Direct Billing Works

One of the biggest sources of stress after storm damage is wondering, "How am I going to pay for this?" The good news: if a tree falls on a covered structure (your house, a detached garage, or a fence), your homeowner's insurance typically covers the cost of emergency removal to prevent further damage.

We eliminate the financial friction. We document the scene precisely to the standards required by major Florida insurance carriers, and we bill them directly. You don't have to wait for an adjuster to arrive before securing your home—in fact, your insurance policy requires you to "mitigate further damage," which means getting the tree off the roof immediately.

Why You Need Specialized Crane Extraction

You cannot just take a chainsaw to a massive Water Oak that is resting on your roof trusses. Cutting branches blindly changes the weight distribution of the tree, which can cause the massive trunk to crash straight through your living room. Learn more about the dangers of these trees in our Tallahassee tree species risk guide.

Our crews utilize heavy-duty cranes to lift the tree up and away from your home, eliminating the risk of secondary structural damage. We also help you navigate the Leon County tree removal permit requirements for emergency cases.