Emergency Tree Work & Fallen Tree Removal in Hampshire

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When You May Need an Emergency Tree Surgeon

Emergency tree work is often needed when a tree has suffered structural failure or shows clear signs of becoming unstable. This can include full or partial collapse, snapped limbs, hanging branches or sudden changes in weight distribution following strong winds or storms.


Other warning signs include severe leaning, visible cracks in the trunk, root plate movement or uprooting. These situations can develop rapidly and pose an immediate risk to people, vehicles, buildings and access routes, often requiring urgent tree removal and tree felling.


If you notice any of these issues or are unsure about the level of danger, it’s important to act quickly. Our emergency team can assess storm-damaged or fallen trees, identify failure points and recommend the safest solution. In some cases, the tree can be stabilised or partially reduced through controlled cutting, while others may require immediate full removal.



For trees that can still be preserved, we may also advise follow-up maintenance or restoration through our specialist tree care services.

Safety Considerations for Emergency Tree Work

Emergency tree work comes with far more risks than routine maintenance, which is why choosing an experienced emergency tree surgeon in Hampshire is so important.


Fallen trees, snapped branches and storm-damaged limbs can be under significant tension and even a small cut in the wrong place can cause sudden, unpredictable movement.  Before any work begins we assess the stability of the tree, the direction of weight and whether any parts are likely to shift as they’re released.


This is essential for safe fallen tree removal, especially when the tree has come down during bad weather.


We also look carefully at the surrounding area.  Many emergency call-outs involve trees close to homes, vehicles, fences or access routes, so we plan the safest approach to prevent further damage. 


If the ground is unstable, access is tight or the tree is near a public footpath or road, we put safety measures in place such as temporary barriers, ground protection or controlled access points. This level of preparation is standard practice for our emergency tree services, ensuring every job is handled with care and control.


Where needed, we can manage traffic or safely guide pedestrians around the work area, particularly important when responding as a 24 hour tree surgeon during storms or strong winds.


Throughout the process we keep you informed, explain any risks clearly and make sure the immediate area is made safe as quickly as possible without taking unnecessary risks. Our priority is always to secure the site, protect your property and remove the danger in a controlled, professional way.

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Why Choose Us for Emergency Tree Services in Hampshire

When dealing with a fallen or unstable tree, you need fast action combined with careful planning.


Our emergency team regularly responds to storm-damaged trees, high-risk call-outs and fallen tree incidents across Bishop’s Waltham and the wider Hampshire area.


We take a calm, professional approach from the first call. You can expect:


• Rapid response when time matters
• Experienced emergency tree surgeons
• Safe, controlled methods that protect property and access
• Clear communication and honest advice throughout
• Full clean-up and responsible waste removal



Once the hazardous tree is made safe or removed, we can carry out additional services as needed. This may include stump grinding and root removal to prevent regrowth or trip hazards, or follow-up works such as tree pruning and hedge trimming if surrounding trees have been affected.


What You Can Expect From Us


  • A Fast response when you need help most
  • Experienced emergency tree surgeons used to dealing with storm and wind damage
  • Safe, controlled methods that protect your home, garden and surrounding structures
  • Clear communication and honest advice throughout the process
  • Full cleanup and responsible waste removal
  • Local, professional service covering Bishops Waltham and the wider Hampshire area


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Our Complete Tree Surgery Service Offering

We offer all aspects of tree care and tree surgery, please view our other services below

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Tree Pruning & Maintenance

Whether you need routine maintenance or a more detailed trim, our skilled team ensures precise cuts that promote strong growth and maintain the natural beauty of your hedges.


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Stump Grinding & Root Removal

Using advanced equipment, our skilled team grinds stumps down to below ground level, eliminating any potential hazards and preventing regrowth.

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Tree Removal & Tree Felling

When a tree becomes dangerous, damaged or unstable, it needs fast attention to keep your home and property safe.

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Tree Surgery

We are specialist tree surgeons, working across all types of properties and tree species to provide a complete service. Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord or managing a commercial site, we have the experience and equipment to handle any type of project.

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FAQs

  • What counts as emergency tree work?

    Anything that poses an immediate risk to people, property or access. This includes fallen trees, storm-damaged branches, cracked trunks, trees blocking driveways or paths and anything that could cause further damage if left unattended.

  • How quickly can you attend?

    Response times vary depending on the situation and location, but we aim to attend as quickly as possible for genuine emergencies. Because we’re local, we can usually get to Bishops Waltham and surrounding areas promptly.

  • Will you make the tree safe or remove it completely?

    It depends on the condition of the tree. Sometimes we only need to make an unstable section safe. In other cases, full removal is the safest option. We’ll explain what’s needed once we’ve assessed the situation.

  • What should I do while waiting for you to arrive?

    Keep well away from the tree, avoid going underneath damaged or hanging branches and make sure others stay clear too. If the tree is near a road or public area, do what you can to prevent people getting close without putting yourself at risk.

  • Can you deal with trees close to houses, fences or power lines?

    Yes. We’re experienced in working in confined or high-risk areas and use controlled methods to protect nearby structures. If power lines are involved, we’ll guide you on the correct process and who needs to be notified.

  • Do you work in bad weather?

    We carry out emergency tree work in challenging conditions when it’s safe to do so. If wind speeds or conditions are too dangerous, we may need to wait briefly for safety, but we’ll always advise you clearly.

  • Will you remove all the waste after the emergency work?

    Absolutely. All cuttings, branches and hedge trimmings can be removed from site and responsibly disposed of as part of the service. We can also leave wood chippings for mulch if you prefer.

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