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Longview · 24/7 Storm Response

Tree on your house in Longview? Call now. We come tonight.

One local crew for storm damage, hanging limbs, and hazard trees across Gregg County. Tarp and stabilize first, full removal after, photos for your insurance claim.

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Line down on the tree? Call SWEPCO first at 888-216-3523. No crew should touch a tree in contact with a power line. Then call us.

What we handle

Pick what is happening at your place. If it can wait until daylight, say so and we price it as a scheduled job, not an emergency.

Tree on House or Car

Stabilize, tarp, and lift it off. Insurance photos first.

Hanging Limbs

Half-fallen tops and widow-makers brought down safely.

Fallen Tree Cleanup

Driveways and yards cleared, wood hauled or stacked.

Dead Pine Removal

Beetle-killed pines get brittle in months. Down before they drop.

Trimming and Prevention

Limbs off the roof line before the next storm finds them.

Why Longview trees come down: 100-foot loblolly pines, spring storms, and clay soil that turns soft when it is saturated. Everyone here remembers June 2023. We plan for the next one.

Tree on the house right now? Do this.

  1. Get everyone out from under it. Ceilings under a tree can keep sagging for hours.
  2. If a power line is involved, call SWEPCO first. 888-216-3523. No crew can touch an energized tree.
  3. Take photos before anything moves. Your insurance adjuster needs them. We add our own documentation.
  4. Call us. We tarp and stabilize the same night, then do the full removal in daylight when it is safer and cheaper.

Request a Callback

Two fields, nothing to fill out at 2 AM. We call you. Emergencies: skip this and call.

Storm nights get busy. Calling always beats the form.

Managing rental properties?

Photo-documented work reports and itemized invoices for property managers with units across Gregg County.

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Serving Longview, Spring Hill, Pine Tree, White Oak, Gladewater, Kilgore, Judson, and Lakeport, plus Hallsville just across the county line. See full service area →

Frequently asked

How fast can someone get here?
On a normal night, usually within a couple of hours anywhere in Gregg County. On a storm night, calls get worked in order of danger: occupied house with a tree on it first, blocked driveway second, yard cleanup after daylight. You will get an honest place in line when you call, not a promise we cannot keep.
How much does emergency tree removal cost in Longview?
Storm work typically runs 1.5 to 2 times the price of the same job on a scheduled day. A medium pine off a lawn might be $700 to $1,500 scheduled; the same tree off a roof at night can pass $2,000, and crane jobs run more. You get the number in writing before anyone starts a saw. See the cost guide for full ranges.
Will my homeowner insurance pay for this?
Usually yes if the tree hit a covered structure: house, garage, or fence. A tree that fell harmlessly in the yard is usually on you. Photograph everything before anything moves, call your insurer, and we document the job for the claim.
A power line is tangled in the tree. Who do I call?
SWEPCO first, at 888-216-3523. No tree crew should touch a tree in contact with a line until the utility clears it. Trees threatening the service drop to your house are your responsibility to have removed, but only after the line is dead or detached.
Tree down right now?
A hanging limb gets worse with every gust. Call. The phone is answered around the clock.
Call (903) 500-7845