Tree down.
We'll help fast.
Active hazards are reviewed first across Middle Tennessee. Call or send a safe-distance photo so we can confirm safety, access, and the fastest available crew.
TN Tree Bros - Vetted local crew
Active structural hazards are prioritized first. ETA depends on crew location, storm volume, access, and safety.
Not sure how urgent it is? Use the free storm triage tool.
Request urgent tree help
Upload a safe-distance photo. We'll use it to confirm access, hazard level, and crew availability.
What to do right now.
Before you call anyone. Three steps that protect your safety and your insurance claim.
Don't touch anything near wires
If the tree or any branch is touching, near, or under a power line - do not touch the tree, the line, or anything in contact with either. Call 911 first. Then call your utility company. Energized lines kill.
Document before any cleanup
Take 10-15 photos of the tree, the point of contact with your structure, and any visible damage before anyone moves anything. Your insurance adjuster will need this. The timestamp on your phone photos is your proof of the storm event.
Call us, then your insurance
We provide written estimates and itemized invoices formatted for insurance adjusters. Coverage depends on your policy, deductible, and what the tree hit. Call us so we can scope and document the tree work clearly.
Storm tree work
may be covered.
When a tree falls on your house, fence, or garage during a storm, your homeowner's policy may cover the removal cost after your deductible. Coverage depends on the policy and what the tree damaged.
We provide:
- Written estimate with itemized line items
- Before-and-after photo documentation
- Invoice formatted for adjuster review
- Direct communication with your adjuster if needed
When does insurance cover it?
Tree fell on your house during a storm
Covered under dwelling protection (Dwelling Coverage A)
Tree fell on your fence or garage
Covered under other structures (Coverage B)
Lightning struck a tree and it hit your home
Lightning is a named peril in standard policies
Tree fell in your yard but hit nothing
Most policies do not cover removal of a tree that caused no structure damage
Healthy tree removed as a precaution
Preventive removal is not a covered loss - get a free estimate from us for self-pay
Coverage varies by policy. This is general guidance. Your adjuster makes the final coverage call - we help you document the loss clearly.
Where we help.
Emergency tree help across Middle Tennessee. Active structural hazards are reviewed first.
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
Franklin
Williamson County
Hendersonville
Sumner County
Brentwood
Williamson County
Mt. Juliet
Wilson County
Gallatin
Sumner County
Smyrna
Rutherford County
Lebanon
Wilson County
Not on the list? Call - we cover the full Middle TN region. 615-410-9478
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Or browse by city ->What homeowners ask at 2am.
How fast can you respond to a fallen tree?
Active hazards - tree on a structure, blocking a road, or downed power line nearby - are reviewed first. Response time depends on crew location, storm volume, access, and safety conditions. Call first for the fastest current ETA.
Does homeowner's insurance cover emergency tree removal?
Most homeowner's policies cover removal of trees that fall on a covered structure (house, fence, garage) due to a covered peril like wind or lightning. They typically do NOT cover removal of a tree that fell in your yard without hitting a structure. We provide written estimates and itemized invoices formatted for insurance adjusters.
Should I try to cut the tree myself while waiting?
No. A tree on a roof or structure has unpredictable tension lines. Cutting without understanding load direction can cause the tree to kick back, collapse further, or damage additional structure. Leave it alone, document it with photos for your insurance claim, and call us.
What if the downed tree is touching a power line?
Do not touch the tree, the line, or anything in contact with the line. Call 911 first, then your utility company (Nashville Electric Service: 615-736-6900, or your local utility). We do not cut trees in contact with live power lines - we work behind the utility company clearance. This is the industry-safe standard.
Do you work at night for storm emergencies?
We review active structural hazards at night when phone coverage is active. Night work depends on weather, line clearance, visibility, and whether the site can be made safe for the crew and your property.
Tree down. We pick up.
Active structural hazards are reviewed first. Vetted Tennessee crews on every job.