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Storms, high winds, and other natural disasters can cause trees to fall, damaging your property and creating hazardous conditions. That’s why Bergholz’s Tree Experts offers 24-hour emergency tree services to help you when you need it most.
Our emergency tree services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you can count on us to be there when you need us. Our team of certified arborists has years of experience in handling emergency tree removal and other services and is equipped with the latest equipment and techniques to provide efficient and effective solutions.
If a tree has fallen on your property or is posing a hazard, our team can safely and efficiently remove it to minimize damage to your property and ensure your safety.
Fallen limbs can be a significant hazard, blocking driveways, roads, or walkways, and potentially causing further damage. Our team can quickly remove any fallen limbs, clearing the way for safe passage.
If your property has suffered from storm damage, we can help you clean up the debris quickly and efficiently. Our team uses specialized equipment to remove fallen trees, limbs, and other debris, minimizing further damage to your property.
Here are a few reasons why you should choose Bergholz’s Tree Experts for your emergency tree services:
If you’re in need of emergency tree services, don’t hesitate to contact Bergholz’s Tree Experts. Our experienced team of certified arborists is ready to help you when you need it most.
We answer the phone around the clock and dispatch based on danger, not order of call. A tree on a house, blocking the only way out of a driveway, or resting on a service line goes first. During a regional event such as the September 2021 remnants of Ida, which produced an EF-3 tornado in Gloucester County, every crew in the area is committed, so call early. Reach us at (856) 457-0196.
Call your utility first, not us. Treat every downed wire as live, keep people and pets well back, and do not touch a limb that is touching a line. The utility has to de-energise or clear the conductor before any crew can safely work. Once it is released we can handle the removal and cleanup.
Yes, for genuine emergencies. Night work carries more risk, so for a hazard that is stable until daylight we will often make the site safe, rope off the area and return in the morning. That is usually the safer and less expensive sequence.
Emergency response costs more than scheduled work because it means mobilising a crew outside normal hours, often with rigging or a crane and always under worse conditions. The best way to avoid it is to have hazardous limbs and declining trees dealt with on a planned basis through pruning or removal.
We cover South Jersey, including Gloucester County, Salem County, Cumberland County and Atlantic County. If you are unsure whether you are in range, call and we will tell you straight away.