Emergency Tree Removal and Storm Damage Cleanup
When a tree comes down or a limb is hanging, speed matters — but safety matters more. Timberfell provides emergency tree removal for storm damage, fallen trees, and urgent hazards across Kawartha Lakes. We assess the risk, set up a safe work zone, and remove the hazard with controlled cuts and proper equipment.
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24-Hour Response
Emergency availability for storm damage, fallen trees, and urgent hazards when conditions allow.
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Rapid Hazard Assessment
We evaluate tension, hang-ups, lean, and targets before any cutting begins.
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Fallen Tree Removal
Removal of downed trees that block driveways, lanes, and access routes.
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Hanging Limb Removal
Safe removal of broken limbs and hangers that pose an immediate risk.
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Aerial Lift Service
Lift access when climbing is unsafe or the job requires added reach and control.
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Debris Hauling & Cleanup
Brush and wood handled neatly, with hauling available to clear the site quickly.
Fast Help When a Tree Becomes a Hazard
Storm Damage and Immediate Risks
Storm-damaged trees can be unpredictable — hung-up limbs, split trunks, and uprooted root plates can shift without warning. Our crew prioritizes safety, secures the work zone, and uses controlled techniques to remove hazards without causing additional damage.
Emergency Service Can Include:- On-site assessment and safe removal plan
- Sectional removal with rigging and controlled lowering
- Clearing of driveways, lanes, and access routes
- Brush handling, hauling, and full cleanup
Safe Work Near Homes and Cottages
Emergency removals often happen in tight, high-stakes areas — near roofs, fences, driveways, or other trees. We use climbing, rigging, and aerial lift service to dismantle hazards in sections, lower material safely, and leave your yard as clean as possible.
Common Emergency Calls:- Fallen trees blocking driveways or roads
- Broken limbs hanging over roofs and yards
- Split trunks and storm-damaged canopies
- Uprooted or leaning trees after high winds
Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Tree Removal
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Yes. We provide emergency availability for storm damage and urgent hazards when conditions allow. Call and we’ll confirm the earliest response window.
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Keep people and pets away from the area. If a tree is touching utility lines or lines are down, contact your utility provider first and follow their guidance.
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We can assess the situation and plan the safest removal approach. Trees on structures often require sectional dismantling and careful rigging.
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Often, yes — especially for immediate hazards. Response time depends on weather, daylight, access, and the volume of emergency calls.
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Yes. Hanging limbs are a common emergency call. We remove them safely using controlled cutting and proper access methods.
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We can assess hazards near lines and recommend the safest next steps. Some situations require utility coordination — we’ll explain what’s needed during the assessment.
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Yes. We can haul brush and wood off-site and leave the area clean. If you want to keep wood for firewood, tell us during scheduling.
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Emergency service focuses on removing the hazard first. Stump grinding can be quoted separately once the site is safe and accessible.
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Pricing depends on tree size, complexity, access, and risk factors. We provide clear estimates after assessing the situation on site.
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Yes. Timberfell is fully insured and our crews follow safe work procedures for residential and commercial properties.