You get the climber, not a call center
A tree against the house at two in the morning is the call most crews route to voicemail. Our 24/7 emergency tree removal line rings a working arborist — the same climber-owner who quotes the job and is on the rope when it’s done, not a salesman who hands it off. That matters at the wrong hour, because the person picking up can tell you whether to leave the house, whether the line in the yard is live, and how fast we can get there. We hold a 5.0 rating across 119 Google reviews and an A+ with the Better Business Bureau, and we work a tight radius around Waterville, Winslow, Oakland, and Fairfield, so when we say a crew is rolling, it’s roads we know and a short drive.
Call 207-250-1079. If anyone is hurt or there’s an active fire, call 911 first.
The removals other crews pass on
Once a tree has come off its trunk and onto a roof, hung up in another canopy, or down across the wires, a felling job turns into a rigging job, and the rope angles shift every few minutes as the weight moves. That’s the work we built our name on: controlled lowering over a structure, technical removal with a crane or speed-line when there’s no clear drop, and the energized-line situations a lot of local outfits won’t touch. We don’t hot-cut a live line or push past what’s safe. If a span needs the utility de-energized, we tell you straight, get them dispatched, and stay on site until it’s cleared.
Documented for your insurance
Storm damage is usually a claim, so we shoot photos at arrival and again after the work is done, with the species and what came down noted, so your adjuster has what they need and the file doesn’t stall on missing paperwork. The usable wood doesn’t get hauled off to a dump fee. It can stay split in your yard or go to our Community Woodshed as free firewood for any Mainer who needs it. We’re a licensed, insured, family-run crew; certificate of insurance on request.
