Tree on structure or fence
Send safe-distance photos showing where the tree landed and what is damaged or blocked.
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Storm and urgent tree work
If a storm leaves limbs down, a tree leaning, or debris blocking access, send photos from a safe distance and call Ovilla Tree Service for a fast review.

Safety first
If a tree or limb is touching power lines, stay away and contact the utility company or emergency services. For non-electrical tree hazards, photos from a safe distance help the crew understand access, risk, and cleanup needs.
Urgent jobs
Send safe-distance photos showing where the tree landed and what is damaged or blocked.
Urgent debris that prevents safe access may need faster review and cleanup.
New lean, split trunks, hanging limbs, or visible storm damage should be evaluated before cutting.
Fallen branches and heavy debris can be cut, cleared, and hauled when the job is approved.
Emergency tree FAQ
A tree job may be urgent when a tree or large limb is blocking access, leaning after a storm, resting on a structure, threatening a driveway or fence, or creating a safety hazard that cannot wait.
No. Stay away from trees or limbs touching utility lines and contact the utility company or emergency services when there is an immediate electrical hazard.
Send the address, photos from a safe distance, what is blocked or damaged, whether utilities are involved, and how soon you need the debris cleared.
Yes. Ovilla Tree Service handles fallen limbs, damaged trees, urgent debris, and cleanup after North Texas storms when scheduling and job conditions allow.