Storm work is a different rhythm than regular tree care. The hardwood is on the structure. The insurance adjuster needs the file. The clock is running on rain getting inside the house. The wrong crew shows up late, takes pictures for paperwork, and leaves you waiting another week. Apex shows up with the equipment, makes the property safe first, then builds the claim file.

We respond any time, any day across Decatur, Hardin, Chester, Perry, Wayne, and Henderson counties. Emergency tarping on the roof. Tree off the house. Hazardous limbs stabilized. Full emergency tree removal and debris cleanup once the property is secured. The crane truck handles the trees-on-houses work; the ground crew handles the wider damage.

We bill insurance direct where the policy allows it. Farm Bureau, State Farm, and Allstate adjusters in this region know our paperwork. Photos on every job, a written scope that lines up with the policy language, and an invoice that doesn’t waste your adjuster’s time. Fully insured, COI in your hands before we start. Tree on the roof right now? See our storm emergency page and call (731) 847-8867.

Common emergency tree removal & storm response questions

How fast can you get here after a storm?

We respond any time, any day, and storm calls get priority — a tree on the house doesn’t wait. We make the property safe first, then handle full removal and cleanup once the danger’s stabilized.

Will you work with my insurance company?

Yes. We document the damage, write a scope that matches your policy language, photograph every job, and bill your insurer direct where the policy allows — the adjusters in this region know our paperwork.

Can you get a tree off my house without doing more damage?

Yes. The crane truck lifts the tree off the structure from above — safely reaching up to 107 feet — instead of dragging or dropping more weight onto the roof. That’s the whole point of the rig.