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Practical tree care advice for Denver homeowners and property managers.
Emergency Tree Removal
When a neighbor's tree falls on your house, your own homeowners insurance usually pays for the damage. The neighbor is responsible only if they were negligent.
Emergency Tree Removal
Homeowners insurance usually pays to remove a tree that has fallen on an insured structure. It does not pay to take down a standing tree as a precaution.
Emergency Tree Removal
If a tree or branch is on a power line, stay away and assume the line is live. Report it to Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-1999, and call 911 if there is fire or danger.
Emergency Tree Removal
Emergency tree removal costs more than a scheduled job, because the work is urgent, often after hours and may need a crane. Here is what drives the price in Denver.
Emergency Tree Removal
If a tree falls on your house, get everyone out, call 911 if anyone is hurt or wires are down, photograph the damage, then call your insurer and a tree crew.
