A fallen tree beside a building, fence or road
GREON undertakes emergency felling and work on damaged trees according to site conditions and available capacity. Call us with details of the damage, location and nearby structures; we confirm the scope and availability individually.
After strong winds, conditions can change quickly. A fractured tree, hanging branch or blocked access first needs an assessment of urgency and access. Call with the exact location and what is at risk. We confirm whether we can attend according to the situation and equipment needed; cutting up timber, removal and clean-up can be arranged as later stages.

What to know before booking
For urgent work, call and describe the damage, location and immediate surroundings at risk.
When this service can help
- A tree has fractured in the wind or a large branch is hanging.
- An uprooted tree is blocking access or threatening nearby property.
What we agree beforehand
- The immediate threat and whether the site is accessible.
- The initial intervention and subsequent cutting, clean-up or removal.
The result and follow-up care
The first call establishes the situation, equipment needs and ability to attend. Final clean-up, timber removal and stump work may be agreed as a later stage. Send photographs only if they can be taken safely.
We confirm attendance and timing by phone according to the circumstances. Timber clearance and stump removal are agreed separately.
OUR EMERGENCY TREE-REMOVAL PROCESS
How does emergency tree removal work?
We first assess how the tree is behaving and what it threatens, then select the method and equipment to reduce the risk of further damage.
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Call and initial assessment
Call to describe the situation, with a photograph where possible. We confirm attendance according to circumstances and capacity, then assess the tree and surroundings on site.
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Sectional dismantling
We remove the tree or broken section in pieces, using ropes and climbing techniques where required. The method and securing of each section account for nearby structures and the risk of damage.
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Clearing and securing the site
Branch and log removal or chipping are agreed according to the job. We will flag any unstable tree that remains nearby.

How much does emergency tree removal cost?
The height and diameter, position relative to buildings and utility lines, and whether machinery or climbing is needed all affect the price. For fallen trees, their resting position matters too. Call, describe the situation and send photographs for a tailored quote.
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Call GREON for a tree emergency
Work near buildings and utility lines
We remove trees close to roofs, fences and electricity lines, cutting them into controlled sections to protect the surroundings.
Rope-access work
Where machinery cannot reach the tree, we use climbing techniques. Our team has training for work at height and rope access.
A quote based on the situation
Call and send a photograph for a tailored quote.
Frequently asked questions
A tree has been damaged in the wind. How do I arrange help?
GREON undertakes emergency felling and work on damaged trees according to site conditions and available capacity. Call us with details of the damage, location and nearby structures; we confirm the scope and availability individually.
What should I explain on the first call?
Give the location, what has happened and what is at risk. Include access details and photographs if they can be taken safely.
What should I say at the start of the call?
Give the exact location, describe the damage and what the tree or branch threatens. Include an on-site contact and whether access is blocked.
Does emergency tree removal guarantee immediate attendance?
We confirm feasibility and timing after assessing the situation by phone, according to the circumstances and availability. Please call for an urgent problem.
What determines the price of this work?
The quote reflects the scope, access and required result. We clarify the immediate threat, accessibility, initial work and subsequent cutting, clean-up or removal.
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