People in immediate danger
Leave the area. Call 911 first.
Emergency Tree Service
Safe position first. Property details next.
Once you are clear of the hazard, describe what fell, split, leaned, struck the property, or blocked access—from where you can safely see it.
People or power lines involved? Call 911 or the electric utility first.
Call Apex about the hazard470-594-2284
No active hazard? Plan Tree Removal instead.
Call from a safe position and describe what happened.
Immediate safety
Create distance before you describe the damage.
Power line involved
Stay back. Contact the electric utility first. Call 911 if people are in immediate danger.
Move to a safe position
Keep people away from the tree, affected property, damaged structure, and hanging material.
Direct Google reviews
Emergency work, described by homeowners.
5-star Google review
“I cannot recommend them enough . I had a top of a big old tree fall on my roof . They were so busy with all the storms around town but got back to me so quickly and removed the tree the next day . I highly recommend Apex Tree Service .”
5-star Google review
“Pine trees in our backyard stressed by drought and ate up by pine borers suddenly gave up the ghost and fell over, leaning on a third tree and threatening to seriously damage our chain link fence and storage shed. Apex responded quickly to our call and were there the next day to cut down six dead trees with no damage to fence or shed and minimal damage to yard. Reasonable price. We called them because of their expert handling of a previous job involving a tree down on our house. Highly recommend.”
5-star Google review
“We had a 35 foot cedar fall in our yard during a bad storm. Apex came out the evening the day we called to give us an estimate, and started work the next day. Did an excellent job and cleaned up well afterward. We highly recommend!”
5-star Google review
“A tree had fallen across my backyard also bringing down a branch from another tree. Jose with Apex came out the same day to give me an estimate and the work was completed the next day. They are a great crew and respectful of your property. The price was reasonable for the amount of work that I needed done. They hauled off everything and the property were left clean. I was very pleased and would recommend this company.”
What to share from a safe position
Read the situation from the safe side.
- 01
Immediate safety
Route danger involving people to 911 and electrical involvement to the electric utility first.
- 02
Property impact
From safety, describe the roof, vehicle, fence, drive, entrance, or neighboring property affected.
- 03
Access
Describe blocked roads, drives, entrances, or gates without entering the hazard area.
- 04
Change
Say whether the tree fell, split, leaned, struck something, or left a large limb hanging.
Written boundary
Share the details Apex needs for the next step.
- Safety already routed
- Confirm that immediate danger involving people or power has gone to 911 or the electric utility first.
- Property impact
- Describe the roof, vehicle, fence, driveway, entrance, neighboring property, or other area involved.
- Visible access constraints
- State what is blocked and what can be seen without entering the hazard area.
- Information for the Apex call
- Share the property location, what changed, what is affected, and the safe access description; response timing is confirmed for the specific request.
Before you call
Prepare the details. Keep safety first.
- Property location
- What fell, split, leaned, or is hanging
- What people, lines, structures, or access are affected
- What you can see from a safe position
Can Apex diagnose the tree from a photograph?
A photograph or phone description cannot establish everything happening on site. Do not approach the tree or damaged structure to gather more detail.
How soon will someone arrive?
Call from a safe position with the hazard, property impact, and access details. Apex will confirm the next available response for that request.
What if this is planned work?
If nothing has fallen, struck a structure, blocked access, split, or created an active hazard, use the planned Tree Removal route.
Active tree emergency
Do not approach it. Call Apex from safety.
If people or power lines are involved, call 911 or the electric utility first. Once you are clear, tell Apex what fell, what it struck, and what access is blocked.
Call Apex now470-594-2284