24/7 Emergency Tree Service — Hill Country & Southwest Austin

When a supercell rides the escarpment or an ice storm loads every juniper canyon west of Loop 360, we run 24/7 storm response across Dripping Springs, Lakeway, Bee Cave, West Lake Hills, and Southwest Austin. Trees on structures come first, then blocked driveways and private roads — a real issue out here, where one downed oak across a shared caliche drive can strand four households — then hanging limbs over the places people walk.

We photograph everything before we touch it and provide itemized invoices formatted for insurance claims — most carriers cover emergency removal from structures, and good documentation is the difference between a smooth claim and a fight.

What counts as a tree emergency

Call immediately if a tree or limb is: on a roof, car, or fence; leaning visibly more than it was yesterday; cracked at a major union; hung up in another tree over an area people use; or down across a driveway, private road, or ranch gate. If a limb is tangled in the electric service line, call your utility first — Austin Energy or PEC depending on where you are — then us for everything from the drop to the ground.

After region-wide events, door-knockers with chainsaws flood neighborhoods from Circle C to Rough Hollow. Get a written quote with a company name, insurance certificate, and a local number — storm chasers disappear when the callback work starts.

How emergency pricing works

We quote on arrival, in writing, before any saw starts — emergency work is priced by crew-hours and equipment, not by fear. Making the scene safe (tree off the structure, tarped, access cleared) can often be separated from full cleanup, which your insurance adjuster may prefer anyway.