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Emergency Tree Removal, Day or Night

A tree down on your house, car, or driveway doesn't wait for business hours — neither do we. Fully insured emergency crews across London, St. Thomas & Elgin County.

Storm-damaged tree with a split, hanging trunk
Storm damage like this can fail without warning

When a Storm Hits, We're Already On the Way

Fallen trees, snapped limbs, and wind-thrown root balls create risk fast — to people, vehicles, roofs, and power lines. Tree "B" Gone runs 24/7 emergency response across London, St. Thomas and Elgin County so a storm-damaged tree gets handled before it causes more harm, or before an unstable limb finally lets go.

Our crews are equipped for exactly this kind of unpredictable work: partially fallen trees under tension, limbs hung up in neighbouring canopies, and trees resting on structures. We stabilize the hazard first, then remove it safely and completely.

What our emergency crews handle

  • Trees down on a house, garage, fence or vehicle
  • Limbs hanging or "hung up" after a storm, ready to drop
  • Trees blocking a driveway, roadway or walkway
  • Root-ball uplift after high winds
  • Trees leaning on or near power lines (coordinated with the utility company)

Insurance & documentation

Storm damage is often covered by homeowner's insurance. We photo-document the damage and provide detailed invoices your insurer can work with directly — see our insurance work page for how that process typically goes.

Tree down right now?

Call us immediately — 24/7 emergency response across London, St. Thomas & Elgin County.

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Frequently asked questions

How fast can you respond to a fallen tree?
We prioritize active hazards — trees on structures, vehicles, or blocking access — and dispatch as quickly as crew and conditions allow, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Is emergency tree removal covered by insurance?
Often, yes, especially when a tree falls on a structure or vehicle during a storm. We provide the documentation and itemized invoicing your insurance company will ask for.
What should I do while waiting for your crew?
Stay well clear of the tree, any hanging limbs, and especially any downed power lines — call the utility company immediately if lines are involved. Don't attempt to cut a tree under tension yourself.
Do you work at night or in bad weather?
Yes. Active hazards don't wait for daylight or clear skies, and our crews are equipped and trained to respond safely around the clock.