Emergency Call-Outs
Call about fallen trees or hanging branches.

Emergency Tree Surgeon

Emergency tree surgeon across Sussex and Surrey. Urgent response for fallen trees, split stems, hanging limbs, and blocked access. Brad picks up.

Established 1982NPTC qualified£10m insured

Get in Touch

Describe the tree and we'll get back to you with a quote.

£10m insuredSussex & Surrey
Call 01403 730771

Typical reply during working hours. If it is urgent, call instead of waiting on the form.

What the job involves

Call if a tree has fallen onto a building, blocked access or developed a sudden lean or split. Keep people away from the affected area. Brad can discuss the situation and availability; the team will assess the site before making it safe and arranging any further work.

  • Take the call and identify the immediate risk: fallen, hanging, leaning, or structurally failed
  • Attend and assess the site properly before starting, emergency work still requires a plan
  • Make the site safe in the right order: access, structure, hazardous timber
  • Clear what needs to be cleared to get the site functional again
  • Set out follow-on options: full removal, pruning, stump, or insurance assessment
Mini excavator with grab clearing timber and cut limbs after tree removal work.
Large timber sections being cleared with machinery during a site clearance job.
Ground worker preparing a residential site with cut timber and tools after tree work.
Ground worker processing timber at the base of a large estate tree.
Mini digger and chipper positioned in a garden during tree clearance work.
Wood chipper and truck set up beside a property during hedge and tree clearance.
Emergency Tree Surgeon
Planning the work

Call for urgent tree hazards rather than waiting for a form reply. Explain where the tree has fallen and keep people away from it.

Questions People Ask

Before you book emergency tree surgeon.

What actually counts as a tree emergency?

Usually one of three things: the tree has fallen onto something, it has partially failed and is now hanging or leaning in a way it wasn't earlier, or the wind has revealed a problem that was hidden before. If the site no longer feels safe to leave, it counts.

What happens first when you arrive on an emergency job?

The team assesses the tree, unstable timber and what is at risk. That assessment determines the working area and the order of the work.

Do you cover emergency call-outs across the whole area, not just Horsham?

Emergency enquiries cover Sussex and Surrey. Call with your location and describe the hazard so Brad can advise on availability.

Not sure what you need? Call Brad.

Tell Brad where the tree is, what needs doing and what the access is like.