Emergency Tree Removal in Northern Westchester, NY
A fallen tree, split trunk or hanging limb can change access to your property in minutes. Call Brothers Landscaping & Tree Service at 914-334-0719 to discuss emergency tree removal in Mount Kisco, Pound Ridge, Bedford Hills and nearby communities. Explain the damage and ask about current availability.
Help after a tree comes down
Storm damage can leave trees across a driveway, on a fence or close to a home. Share what the tree is resting on, whether anyone is in immediate danger and whether access is blocked. These details help establish the next step.
Dangerous and unstable trees
A tree does not have to fall completely to create a hazard. A partially uprooted tree, hanging branch or damaged trunk may move unexpectedly. Keep people, pets and vehicles out of the area and do not attempt to cut or pull the tree yourself.
Trees blocking driveways and access
Let us know if a fallen tree prevents you from entering or leaving the property. Also describe any alternate access and whether the tree involves a vehicle, building or utility line. Do not drive or walk under suspended branches to inspect the damage.
For less urgent concerns, explore planned tree removal or tree maintenance.
What to do first
Keep your distance
Stay away from unstable trees and hanging limbs. Keep others out of the affected area.
Report immediate danger
Call 911 if people are in immediate danger. Stay well clear of downed power lines and contact the utility.
Call with the details
From a safe location, share your address, the damage and access concerns. Ask about availability and the proposed next step.
Tree care in your community
Serving Mount Kisco, Pound Ridge, Bedford Hills and surrounding Northern Westchester communities. Call to confirm service at your address.
Frequently asked questions
Are emergency services available 24/7?
Call to confirm current availability. We do not promise round-the-clock service or a fixed arrival time.
Can you remove a tree touching a power line?
Stay away and contact the utility. Electrical hazards need to be addressed by the appropriate utility personnel before tree work can be planned.
Should I send photos?
Ask where to send photos when you call. Only photograph damage from a safe location; do not approach a hazard for a better view.
Will insurance cover the removal?
Coverage depends on your policy and the circumstances. Contact your insurer directly about documentation, coverage and any requirements before non-urgent work.
Start with a free estimate
Call Brothers Landscaping & Tree Service at 914-334-0719. Tell us your location, the service you need and your preferred timing.