Trust the Pros to Safely Remove your Trees
High winds, heavy rain, lightning, and hail can cause serious damage to trees in a matter of minutes. Broken limbs, uprooted trees, and weakened trunks can threaten your home, vehicles, and power lines long after the storm has passed.
At J&C Tree Experts, we understand how overwhelming storm damage can be. That’s why we provide prompt, professional storm damage tree services in Madison, AL, handling everything from emergency removals to full property cleanup. Our licensed and insured team works safely and efficiently so you can focus on getting your home back to normal.
What To Do After a Storm
Storm damage can be dangerous. Following the right steps helps protect your safety and speeds up recovery.
Before inspecting damage, ensure your family is out of harm’s way. Avoid downed power lines, unstable trees, or damaged structures. If there’s any risk, wait for professionals.
Make Sure Everyone Is Safe
Take photos and videos of fallen trees, broken limbs, and property damage. This documentation is often required by insurance companies before repairs begin.
Document the Damage
Once damage is documented, contact our team for a free storm damage estimate. We respond quickly and can coordinate with your insurance process if needed.
Call J&C Tree Experts
Fast, reliable storm damage tree services to protect your home, yard, and family.
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Professional Storm Damage Services
Storm-damaged trees are unpredictable and extremely dangerous to handle without proper training and equipment. Trees may be partially uprooted, cracked internally, or tangled in power lines.
Our storm response services include:
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Emergency tree removal.
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Fallen & hazardous tree removal.
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Broken limb trimming.
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Stump grinding.
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Debris cleanup.
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Preventative services.
WARNING SIGNS YOU SHOULDN'T IGNORE
AFTER A STORM
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Trees leaning more than normal or shifting at the base
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Cracks or splits in the trunk or major limbs
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Large branches hanging over homes or driveways
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Root damage or soil lifting around the tree
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Hollow, dead, or severely weakened areas
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