24/7 Emergency Tree Service in Knoxville
Tree on the house? Blocking the driveway? Tangled in power lines? Call now — a live person answers, and a crew is typically on site within 60–90 minutes, day or night.
What happens when you call our emergency line
A tree on your roof gets worse by the hour — rain finds the hole, and insurance adjusters want the damage mitigated fast. Our storm crews carry tarps, cranes and lights, so we stabilize first, remove second, and document everything in between.
- Live answer, 24/7 — nights, weekends, holidays. You talk to a dispatcher, not a voicemail.
- 60–90 minute response — anywhere in the Knoxville area; often under 30 minutes in the city.
- Roof tarping included — we stop the water damage before we touch the tree.
- Insurance-ready documentation — photos, scene notes and itemized invoices your adjuster will accept.
- Utility-line safe — trees in power lines are handled in coordination with KUB — never DIY this.
What removal day looks like
- 1
Call Dispatch
Tell us what fell and where. We're rolling while we talk.
- 2
Rapid Arrival
Crew arrives with lights, tarps, saws and rigging.
- 3
Stabilize & Tarp
We stop active damage to your roof and property first.
- 4
Safe Removal
The tree comes off in controlled sections — no further damage.
- 5
Document & Clean
Photos for your claim, debris cleared, site secured.
Removal work across Knoxville
Tree removal questions
Get everyone out of the affected rooms, don't go on the roof, and stay far from any downed lines. Then call us at (865) 555-0199 — we'll walk you through the next steps while a crew heads your way.
Usually yes, when the tree damaged a covered structure. Policies commonly cover removal from the structure plus repairs, subject to your deductible. We provide the photos and itemized invoice your adjuster needs, and can often bill the carrier directly.
Typically 60–90 minutes anywhere in our service area, and often under 30 inside Knoxville. During major regional storms we triage — trees on occupied homes come first.
Not until the utility de-energizes or clears the line — that's the law and basic physics. We coordinate directly with KUB and handle the removal the moment it's safe. Never touch a tree in contact with a line.
Why Knoxville trees come down in storms
The Tennessee Valley funnels spring and summer thunderstorms straight across Knox County, and straight-line winds do most of the damage. Saturated clay soil loosens root plates, so even healthy pines and oaks can uproot whole; older silver maples and Bradford pears simply break apart.
After a storm, be wary of door-knockers with chainsaws and no paperwork. Uninsured storm chasers leave homeowners liable for injuries and often invoice far above their verbal quote. Ask any crew for a certificate of insurance — we send ours before we start, every time.
Tree down right now?
Don't wait for morning. Call the emergency line — a live dispatcher answers 24/7.