Special storm deployment
Our Crew Is On the Ground in Fairhope
We’re a family-run tree service out of Georgia. When this hurricane set its track for Baldwin County, we loaded the bucket truck, the chipper, and the crew and headed south. We’re staged in Fairhope for as long as the cleanup takes.
That means Eastern Shore homeowners get an experienced storm crew without the weeks-long wait, and the same straight pricing and careful work our customers back home count on.

Storm calls come first
Hazard work goes ahead of every scheduled job
Licensed & insured
Full coverage on every takedown and haul
Insurance-ready paperwork
Photos and itemized invoices for your claim
Equipped for big timber
Bucket truck, rigging, chipper, and hauling
Hurricane damage we handle
What We Clear After a Hurricane
Hazards first, then the mess. Every job below is priced up front and documented for your insurance company.
Crew Is Staged in Baldwin County Now
Call 678-767-7830 or send the form. Trees on structures and blocked access get first priority.
How it works
From Your Call to a Clear Yard
No runaround and no surprise invoice. Here’s exactly what happens after you reach us.
1
Call or send the form
Tell us what’s down, where it is, and whether anything is touching a structure or power line. Storm calls get answered first.
2
We assess the hazard
A crew lead looks at the tree, the load, and what it’s leaning on, then gives you a straight price before any saw starts.
3
We cut, rig & clear
Sectional takedowns, limb removal, and driveway clearing with the right equipment for big Gulf Coast timber.
4
We haul & document
Debris leaves with us. You get photos and an itemized invoice ready for your insurance claim.
Hurricane safety
Before Our Crew Arrives
A few things that keep your family safe and make your insurance claim easier while you wait.

While You Wait
Storm-damaged trees are under tension and can shift without warning. The most useful thing you can do is keep people clear and build your paper trail.
Do this first…
Photograph all damage before anything is moved
Keep kids and pets away from leaning trees and hanging limbs
Note anything touching power lines, the roof, or a neighbor’s property
Downed power lines
Treat every line as live. Call your utility first (City of Fairhope, Riviera Utilities, or Baldwin EMC). We can’t touch a tree on a line until it’s de-energized.
Trees under tension
Bent trunks and loaded limbs store energy and spring when cut. This is the number one cause of storm-cleanup injuries. Leave the saw in the garage.
Document for your claim
Wide shots, close-ups, and the date, before anything is moved. Your adjuster will want all of it, and so will we.
Where we’re deployed
Serving Fairhope and the Eastern Shore
We’re based in Fairhope for the duration of this storm response and taking calls across Baldwin County. If you’re nearby and don’t see your town, call anyway.
Fairhope
Point Clear
Montrose
Daphne
Spanish Fort
Silverhill
Robertsdale
Loxley
Foley
Summerdale
Magnolia Springs
Bay Minette
Gulf Shores
Orange Beach








