When to Call for Storm Damage Tree Cleanup in Green Bay

Strong wind, summer thunderstorms, and ice can do real damage to trees in Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, De Pere, and the rest of Northeast Wisconsin. Some damage can wait a few days. Some can't. Here is how to tell the difference, and what to do before a tree crew arrives.

Call Right Away (Storm Damage Tree Repair That Can't Wait)

  • A tree or large limb is resting on your house, garage, or vehicle.
  • A limb is hanging or partly broken over a door, driveway, sidewalk, or play area.
  • A trunk is split, or a tree has started to lean after the storm and the soil around the base has heaved.
  • Fallen trees are blocking your driveway or access for emergency vehicles.

For after-hours storm emergencies, call or text (920) 873-1936.

Call the Utility First

If any tree or limb is touching a power line, stay back and call the utility before anyone else. Our team does not work on energized lines.

Can Probably Wait for a Scheduled Visit

  • Small branches down in the yard with nothing hanging overhead.
  • Minor bark damage or a few broken twigs.
  • Brush piles you'd like hauled away.

Still worth an on-site look: a tree that lost one big limb may have hidden cracks, and trimming the damaged area can prevent the next failure.

What to Do While You Wait

  • Keep people and pets away from the damaged tree.
  • Take photos for your records and insurance. Photos help us know what we're walking into, but estimates are always on-site, not from photos.
  • Don't climb ladders or run a chainsaw under hanging or loaded limbs.

More detail: After the Wind: Safe Steps Before a Tree Crew Arrives.

What Our Team Does After a Storm

Hazardous tree removal, sectional takedowns near structures, removal of hanging limbs, storm damage trimming, brush and debris hauling, and stump grinding if a tree comes out. You get a clear estimate and recommendation before work starts. Financing is available for qualified customers.

FAQs

Q: Is it removal or trimming after a storm?
A: Depends on how much of the tree failed and whether the trunk is cracked. We'll explain options on-site.

Q: Do you serve outside Green Bay?
A: Yes — De Pere, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, Bellevue, Howard, Suamico, Appleton, Oshkosh and nearby communities.

Q: Can you provide proof of insurance?
A: Yes, on request.

Storm damage on your property? Call or text (920) 873-1936.

Roots and Restoration LLC · N6037 County Road U, De Pere, WI 54115 · (920) 873-1936

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