Damaged or broken limbs
Limbs that have cracked, split or partially failed and are still hanging in the canopy.

Dangerous / Hazardous Trees
A leaning trunk, a cracked limb over the roof, storm damage, or a big tree in a spot with almost no room to work. These are the removals that need the most planning — and the ones we're built for.
When you might need it
Limbs that have cracked, split or partially failed and are still hanging in the canopy.
A trunk that has shifted, or roots that have lifted, changes how a tree has to be taken down.
After Houston storms, trees can be left in conditions that weren't there the day before.
Very little room between the trunk and a structure means every piece has to be controlled.
The Squirrel approach
We start by understanding what the tree is doing and what it could do. Compromised trees don't behave like healthy ones, so pieces are rigged and lowered rather than dropped, and the work sequence is set before anyone leaves the ground. No guessing.

A simple, predictable process from first call to final cleanup.
Describe the tree — photos help a lot here.
We look at the tree and how it needs to come down.
Sections are rigged and lowered in a planned order.
Debris is removed and the area is left clean.
Questions
Yes. Limbs above structures are lowered under control rather than cut free.
Call us and we'll talk through the situation and what we can do. We don't advertise a guaranteed response time.
Yes — see our 24/7 tree service for after-hours situations.
Sometimes pruning is enough, sometimes removal is the right call. We'll tell you what we see.
Start with a free estimate
Tell us what you're dealing with and request a free estimate.