Fast Response When Trees Fall or Fail

Emergency tree removal services available throughout Northwest Louisiana when damage occurs

A tree that falls across your driveway during a storm or splits and lands on your roof does not wait for business hours. In Shreveport, summer thunderstorms and occasional ice events create conditions where trees fail suddenly, often blocking access or threatening structures. Rushing's Tree Care LLC provides emergency tree removal to address dangerous or obstructive trees as quickly as possible after they fall or become unstable.

Emergency removal focuses on clearing hazards and minimizing further damage. The crew assesses the situation, secures the area if needed, and removes the tree or the portions of it that pose immediate risk. This may involve cutting a tree off a roof, clearing a blocked road, or removing limbs that are hanging and could fall again. The work is done with the same equipment used for scheduled removals, but the timeline is compressed and the priority is safety and access.

If a tree has fallen or is leaning dangerously on your Shreveport property, contact Rushing's Tree Care LLC right away to arrange a fast assessment and removal.

How Emergency Tree Work Differs From Standard Removal

When you call for emergency removal in Shreveport, response time becomes the priority. The crew arrives as soon as scheduling allows, often the same day or within hours depending on weather conditions and call volume. Chainsaws, rigging equipment, and sometimes a crane are brought to the site based on what has happened and where the tree is resting.

Once the tree is removed or stabilized, your driveway will be clear, your roof will no longer be under pressure, and any immediate danger will be gone. You will still see debris in the yard, and the stump will remain unless grinding is requested. The goal is to eliminate the hazard and restore safe access to your property.

This service focuses on urgent situations and may not include full debris cleanup or stump grinding unless specifically arranged. If additional work is needed after the emergency is resolved, it can be scheduled separately. Weather-related demand may affect availability during active storm periods.

Most people calling in these situations have similar concerns

Emergency tree removal often happens under stress, and homeowners want to know how quickly help can arrive, what will be done first, and whether their property is safe in the meantime.

How quickly can you respond to a tree emergency in Shreveport?
Response time depends on current weather and call volume, but most emergency situations are addressed the same day or within 24 hours. Priority goes to trees that are blocking access or actively damaging structures.
What should I do if a tree falls on my house?
Stay out of the affected area and call for emergency removal as soon as it is safe to do so. Do not attempt to move the tree yourself, especially if power lines are involved.
Will you remove a tree that is leaning but has not fallen yet?
Yes, if the tree is leaning dangerously and could fall at any time, it is treated as an emergency. The crew will assess stability and remove it before it causes damage.
What happens if the tree is touching a power line?
You should contact your utility company first if a live power line is involved. Once the line is de-energized or cleared, the tree can be safely removed.
How much debris cleanup is included with emergency removal?
The focus is on removing the tree and clearing access. Full debris cleanup and stump grinding can be added, but the priority is eliminating the immediate hazard.

When a tree falls or becomes a threat on your Shreveport property, Rushing's Tree Care LLC responds quickly to remove the hazard and restore safety. Call as soon as the situation allows to arrange fast removal and site assessment.