24/7 Emergency Tree Removal in Denton and the DFW Metroplex: When Nature Strikes, Are You Ready?
North Texas storms move in fast and can leave you with a tree on the roof, a blocked driveway, or broken limbs over power lines. When that happens, you need a crew that arrives, makes the site safe, and removes the hazard without creating new damage.
Quality Tree Service DFW provides 24/7 emergency tree removal across Denton and the greater DFW area. We are licensed and insured, and our teams handle roof strikes, leaners, large broken limbs, and tight-access backyards.
What to expect when we arrive
- Secure the site and assess hazards, including lean, root movement, and hanging limbs
- Coordinate with the utility if lines are involved
- Protect roofs, siding, hardscapes, and landscaping before cutting
- Perform controlled removals using rigging or a crane when required
- Haul away debris, grind stumps on request, and install temporary tarps if needed
- Provide photos and an itemized invoice for insurance claims
Service areas include Denton, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Corinth, Argyle, and surrounding DFW communities. Call (469) 908-4222 for immediate help.
Tree Emergencies Across DFW: What Homeowners Should Know
In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, weather can change quickly — especially during spring and summer when strong winds, lightning, and heavy rain are common. Cities like Denton, Frisco, Plano, and Grapevine often see trees uprooted or large limbs broken during storms.
Many neighborhoods in DFW have older trees that weren’t pruned regularly or planted too close to homes and power lines. After a storm, these trees are more likely to fall or become unstable, especially if the soil is saturated.
If you live in the DFW region, it’s worth doing a quick check around your property after any major storm:
- Are any trees leaning more than before?
- Do you see cracks in the trunk or large hanging limbs?
- Are any roots exposed or shifted?
Spotting these early can help you avoid emergencies later. And if something does fall, calling a local team that knows the region’s trees and city guidelines (like permit rules in places like Plano or McKinney) will make cleanup faster and safer. If you want to know more, read our blog on what to consider during an emergency tree removal.
What To Do If You Have a Fallen or Leaning Tree Emergency
When a storm brings down a tree or large limbs, it’s stressful – but acting fast (and safely) makes all the difference. Here’s what you should do:
- Stay Away From the Damage
Broken branches and leaning trees can shift suddenly. Keep kids and pets away from the area. - Check for Power Lines
If the tree is near power lines, do not try to move anything yourself. Call your utility company right away. - Take Photos
If it’s safe, snap a few pictures for your insurance company – they’ll want proof of what happened. - Don’t Try DIY Removal
Big limbs and storm-damaged trees are dangerous to remove on your own. Cutting the wrong branch can cause more damage or injuries.
Our emergency response: what you get, every time
- Rapid dispatch and assessment
We prioritize roof impacts, blocked access, and utility risks. A foreman assesses hazards, lean, root movement, and safe rigging options on arrival. - Controlled removal, not guesswork
We stabilize the work zone, protect roofs, siding, paving, irrigation, and landscape lighting, then section the tree with rigging or use a crane when needed. Loads are lowered under control to prevent secondary damage. - Tarping and temporary protection
If a limb penetrated the structure, we can install temporary tarps or plywood protection after removal so you are weather-tight until repairs. - Complete storm debris cleanup
Brush is chipped or loaded, logs are cut and hauled, and the site is raked and blown clean. If you prefer, chips can be left neatly on site for beds and paths. - Documentation for insurance
You receive date-stamped photos, scope notes, and an itemized invoice suitable for claims. We can speak with your adjuster about conditions and hazards if needed. - Follow-up services
Stump grinding and root-ball remediation can be performed during the same visit or scheduled immediately after. If a damaged tree can be saved, we advise on pruning and cabling options.
Types of emergency situations we handle
- Storm-damaged and split trees
North Texas species respond differently to stress. Live oaks require controlled sectioning, cedar elms become brittle after drought, and Bradford pears fail at weak unions. We tailor methods to the species and the defect. - Trees on structures or vehicles
Roof strikes require ground protection, tie-in points above the load, and steady lowers to avoid tearing shingles, gutters, or coping. Vehicles are cleared without dragging limbs across paint or glass. - Trees near power lines
For service drops, we trim and clear safely. For distribution lines, we coordinate with the utility and proceed once the scene is made safe. - Blocked roadways and driveways
Access is opened first so residents and emergency vehicles can move. We then finish the property cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Tree Services in the DFW Metroplex
Who do I call for a fallen tree near me?
If you have a fallen or hazardous tree in Denton or anywhere in the DFW Metroplex, call Quality Tree Service DFW at (469) 908-4222. We’re available 24/7 for emergency tree removal and storm damage cleanup.
How fast can you respond to emergency tree removal?
Our team is ready around the clock. In most cases, we can arrive the same day — often within hours — depending on the severity of the storm and road conditions.
Will my homeowners insurance cover for the work?
It depends on your policy and the cause of the damage. We recommend taking photos of the damage and contacting your insurance provider. We’re happy to provide any documentation they need.
Is it safe to remove a fallen tree by myself?
No, DIY removal of large limbs or fallen trees is dangerous and can cause more damage or injury. Always call trained professionals who have the proper equipment and safety gear.
How much does emergency tree removal cost near me?
It depends on the hazard and the setup at your property. Factors include the tree’s size and condition, its location near roofs, fences, pools, or power lines, access for equipment, whether rigging or a crane is required, debris haul-off scope, optional stump grinding, and after-hours response. We provide free, no-obligation on-site quotes with a clear scope of work before anything starts.
What should I do before you arrive?
Keep people away from the area. Treat any downed wire as live and call the utility or 911 if you are unsure. Take a few photos for insurance, move vehicles out of the fall zone if it is safe, and give us clear access through the best gate or driveway. We will handle the rest.
We’re Ready When You Need Us
Whether it’s midnight after a storm or a fallen tree blocking your street, our team is just one call away. We’ll clear hazards, remove debris, and help keep your property safe.
📞 Call Quality Tree Service DFW anytime at (469) 908-4222
Areas We Proudly Serve
- Shady Shores, TX
- Lewisville, TX
- Flower Mound, TX
- Denton, TX
- Southlake, TX
- Coppell, TX
- Frisco, TX
- Grapevine, TX
- Plano, TX
- The Colony, TX
- McKinney, TX
- Colleyville, TX
If your property has suffered storm damage or a hazardous tree, don’t wait. Call us anytime, day or night, for rapid emergency tree service across the DFW Metroplex.
