Hurricanes, derechos, straight-line winds, the freak May supercell — Sugar Land takes it all. Our storm crews stage locally so we're not driving in from Louisiana while your oak is sitting on your Suburban. Call the second the wind dies down. First on the list gets served first.
Named storms — Ike, Harvey, Beryl. We know the playbook because we lived through it. Water, fuel, generators, chainsaws staged before landfall.
Yard looks like a wood chipper exploded. We haul the limbs, chip what we can, leave the lot swept — not just "picked up."
Do not go up on that roof. Tarp what you can from the ground, take photos, and call. We'll be there before your adjuster picks up.
That oak is between you and getting to work Monday. We section it, haul it, patch the fence line so your dog stays in the yard.
The one still standing might be worse than the one that fell. A leaning trunk with cracked roots is a slow-motion insurance claim. Get eyes on it.
Every photo, every measurement, every note your adjuster is going to ask for. Written up before we haul the evidence away.
After a big event we get slammed. We work the list in order. If your house is under a tree and you wait until morning to call, someone with a fence problem got in front of you. Don't be that person.
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