Tree on a Home
Trees and limbs fallen onto roofs, decks, and structures
Storms Don't Wait. Neither Do We. 
24/7 Emergency Tree Service
Trees on homes. Blocked driveways. Storm damage and downed limbs. Our emergency crew answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week across the Snoqualmie Valley and Greater Eastside.
Sarah L.
Duvall, WA"We had a big storm come through and a fir tree came down on our driveway. Called Haskins at 9 at night and they had someone out first thing in the morning. Honest pricing, great crew. Highly recommend."
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Always On Call
When a Tree Comes Down, We Show Up
Storms in the Pacific Northwest do not respect business hours. A fir on the driveway at midnight, a limb through the roof during a wind event, a leaning tree that suddenly is not leaning the right way anymore — these calls come in at every hour, and ours is the line that gets answered.
Brock and our crew are local — based in Carnation since 2013 — which means when you call, you are not waiting for a truck to drive in from three counties over. We are already here.
Fully licensed and insured. Documentation provided for insurance claims. Honest pricing, even at 2am.
Every Call, Answered
What We Handle on Emergency Calls
From the dramatic to the urgent-but-undramatic, here is what comes across our 24-hour line.
Driveway & Vehicle Strikes
Trees blocking access or down on vehicles
Powerline Hazards
Trees on or near energized service lines
Leaning & Cracked Trees
New lean, fresh cracks, or root failure after a storm
Hanging Limbs (Hangers)
Broken branches lodged in the canopy after a storm
Road & Access Clearing
Trees blocking roads, driveways, and emergency access
Local Knowledge
When the Calls Come In
The Snoqualmie Valley has its own weather patterns. Emergency tree calls follow them closely.
October – March
Atmospheric Rivers
Wet, saturated soils and high winds are the worst combination for tree failure. Most of our emergency calls fall in this window.
Year-Round
Convergence Zone Storms
The Puget Sound Convergence Zone can drop sudden, intense wind events almost any time of year. Trees that look healthy come down anyway.
Late Summer
Heat & Drought Stress
Stressed, drought-weakened trees are more prone to limb drop and root failure. Limb drop in calm weather is a real summer phenomenon out here.
The valley floor floods most years between October and March. Repeated saturation stresses root systems — even drought-tolerant uplanders like Douglas fir suffer progressive root decline on lower-valley properties. By the time the next wind event arrives, the failure is already set up.
From the Field
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Recent Emergency Work
A look at recent storm and emergency calls across the valley.
Emergency takedown
Snoqualmie Valley
Tree on the home
Fall City, WA
Post-storm assessment
Redmond, WA
Crane-assisted emergency removal
Powerline hazard cleared
Crane staged on arrival
Storm cleanup, done
Duvall, WA
Lifted clear of the property
Real Results
Before & After
Storm damage cleared, properties restored, life back to normal.
Before 
After Storm damage emergency response — Duvall, WA
When You Call
How It Works
From the moment you call to a clean yard, we move fast and we move safely.
1
Call Our 24-Hour Line
For active emergencies — trees on structures, blocked driveways, downed limbs over power lines — call us directly, day or night.
2
Rapid Assessment
We get someone out as fast as the situation requires. For life-safety calls, that means immediate. For others, often within hours.
3
Make It Safe
First priority is making the site safe — removing the active hazard, clearing access, working with utilities if energized lines are involved.
4
Full Cleanup
Once the emergency is resolved, we handle the full removal, chipping, and cleanup. You deal with insurance — we deal with the tree.
Frequently Asked
Emergency Service FAQ
The questions we get during and after a storm.
Are you really available 24/7?
Yes. We answer emergency calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year. For active hazards — trees on structures, blocked access, downed lines — calling is faster than the online form.
How fast can you get to my property?
For active life-safety emergencies, we move as fast as conditions allow — often within an hour. For non-life-safety situations like blocked driveways and standing hazard trees, we typically have someone out the same day or first thing the next morning.
A tree just fell on my house. What should I do?
First: get everyone out of the affected rooms and to a safe spot. If there is any chance the tree contacted power lines, treat the area as energized and stay back. Call us, call your insurance company, and if power lines are involved, call your utility. We will coordinate the response from there.
What about power lines?
If a tree is contacting energized lines, your utility (PSE in most of our service area) needs to de-energize first. We coordinate with them and handle the removal once the area is safe. We never cut on energized lines.
Will my insurance cover the removal?
Trees that have fallen on a structure are often covered. Coverage details vary by carrier and policy. We are happy to provide documentation, photos, and itemized invoices for claims. Either way, you will know the exact cost before we start the full removal.
What if multiple trees are down across a wider area?
During major wind events, demand spikes. We prioritize life-safety calls first, then trees on structures, then blocked access, then standing hazards. If you call and the line is busy, leave a message — we are likely in the middle of another call and will get back to you.
Do you also handle the standing hazard trees I am worried about?
Yes. After the immediate emergency is resolved, we can assess other trees on the property that are showing warning signs. Preventive removal of hazard trees is cheaper than emergency removal — and a lot easier on your nervous system.
Don't Wait
Tree Down? Call Now.
Our 24-hour emergency line is always answered. Honest pricing, fast response, full cleanup.