Mr. Stump Tree Service
★ 5 (152)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Storm damage in Colorado Springs, Colorado can leave a tree leaning over a roof, driveway or fence line. This directory lists 20 tree services for emergency removal, and some of the listed businesses are based in Fountain. Homeowners can compare ratings and contact details before reaching out.
Tree Services Near Colorado Springs
Arbor One Tree Service
★ 5 (114)Tree service
Black Bear Tree Care
★ 4.9 (223)Tree service
All The Above Trees
★ 4.9 (243)Tree service
A-Class Tree Service LLC
★ 4.9 (102)Tree service
Tall Timbers Tree & Shrub Service
★ 4.9 (476)Tree service
EverGreen Outdoor
★ 4.9 (169)Tree service
King Tree Service
★ 4.8 (193)Tree service
Tree Artisans
★ 4.8 (121)Tree service
SavATree - Tree Service & Lawn Care
★ 4.7 (349)Tree service
Avalanche Tree Service Ltd
★ 5 (74)Tree service
Front Range Arborists
★ 4.3 (143)Tree service
Gems Tree Services
★ 5 (61)Tree service
Green Empire Tree Service
★ 5 (41)Tree service
Hawk Tree Service
★ 4.8 (48)Tree service
A Cut Above Tree Solutions LLC
★ 4.9 (43)Tree service
Advanced Tree Service, LLC
★ 4.7 (41)Tree service
Arbi Barbi Tree Co
★ 5 (24)Tree service
Colorado Springs Tree Service
★ 4.7 (3)Tree service
Tree Service Colorado Springs
★ 5 (5)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects the cost of emergency tree removal in Colorado Springs?
Several things shape the price, including the size and species of the tree, how far it has fallen or how tangled it is with structures, whether a crane or bucket truck is needed, and how easily equipment can reach the work area. Disposal, stump work and any permits or local rules can also add to the total. Ask for a written estimate.
What should I do first if a tree falls on my house in Colorado Springs?
Get people and pets away from the house and the tree, and stay clear of anything the tree is touching, including fences and wires. If power lines are involved or anyone is injured, call the utility or emergency services first. Then contact your insurance company and arrange for a qualified tree professional to assess the damage.
Should I try to remove a storm-damaged tree myself?
Usually no. A storm-damaged or fallen tree can be under tension, and limbs can spring or roll in ways that are hard to predict. Without training, proper equipment and a clear escape route, the risk of serious injury is high. Stay back, keep others away, and let a qualified professional handle the cutting and removal.