Fallen trees lifted off roofs, vehicles and driveways, and dangerous hanging limbs brought down across Jonesboro
📞 Call (870) 604-3903 NowWhen a tree comes down on a Jonesboro house, the first few hours matter more than anything that follows. A trunk resting on a roof keeps pressing on the rafters, rain gets in through every broken shingle, and a limb that is still hung up in the canopy can drop without warning. Emergency tree removal is about taking that weight off in a controlled way so the damage stops where it is.
Pulling a tree off a roof in one piece usually tears up more than the fall did. We rig the trunk and large limbs with ropes, cut them into sections that can be lowered or lifted clear, and work from the top of the pile down so nothing shifts onto the people below. Once the roof is clear, the rest of the tree is cut up on the ground and hauled away or left as firewood if you want it.
Many of the big shade trees in older parts of town, especially water oaks, silver maples and Bradford pears, have weak branch unions or decay that does not show until a storm finds it. Saturated clay soil after days of spring rain makes it easier for a whole root plate to tip, and winter ice adds hundreds of pounds to a crown. If one tree in the yard has failed, it is worth having us look at the others before the next round of weather.
After the emergency is handled, we can grind the stump with our stump grinding service and look over neighboring trees for anything that needs trimming.
Check for wires, block off the area and spot hanging limbs
Tie off the trunk and large limbs so nothing shifts onto the house
Cut and lower the tree in sections until the structure is clear
Cut up, haul off and leave the yard and roof ready for repairs
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Make sure everyone is safe, take photos, then call both. Most insurers expect you to prevent further damage, and getting the tree off the roof is part of that.
Not until the utility has made the line safe. Call your power company first, then call us to handle the tree once the line is de-energized or moved.
Usually the stump waits for a second visit so the emergency work can move quickly, but we can schedule grinding as soon as the area is safe to work in.
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