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Emergency tree services, Tweed Coast & Gold Coast
Trees on roofs, split limbs, blocked driveways, storm cleanup. Same-day response for genuine hazards when it is safe to access. Call Casey directly.
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What to do while you wait
Before the crew gets there. Four things that keep everyone safe and protect your insurance claim.
What we handle
Emergency scenarios we deal with every week
Tree on the house or shed
A fallen tree or large limb on a structure needs controlled removal with rigging, not dragging. We make it safe before anything else can happen.
Split limb hanging over access
A hanging limb under load will drop when it decides to. We get there same-day for genuine hazards when access is safe.
Tree leaning on powerlines
Keep well clear and stay 10 metres back. We work with the network operator and handle the tree once lines are made safe.
Blocked driveway or road
Fallen trees blocking access are triage priority. We clear the path, then deal with the rest.
Post-storm cleanup
Multiple trees down after a big blow? We can triage the whole property: immediate hazards first, the rest scheduled.
Storm-damaged trees at risk
Root-lifted, split trunks, or badly leaning trees that survived the event but are now a danger. We assess and act fast.
Insurance claims
Storm removal is usually covered
Home insurance usually covers storm-damage tree removal where the tree has caused or threatens structural damage. We can document the job in the format insurers ask for: itemised scope, dated photos, and our certificate of currency.
Casey works directly with insurers and insurance builders across the Tweed and Gold Coast corridors. We went through Cyclone Alfred doing exactly this work, and we know the pace a claim runs at.
Tree down? Call now.
Genuine hazards get same-day priority when it is safe to access. We make it safe, document it for your claim, and clear it completely.
After hours or storm emergency? Same number. Leave a voicemail or send photos by SMS. Miss our call and you'll get an SMS back within 60 seconds.