Emergency Tree Service in Southern NH and Northern MA
A tree on your house or across your driveway needs prompt attention. Call Maple Leaf Tree Service and tell us what happened. We will discuss the hazards, access and what to expect.
Call our emergency line(978) 725-0125
What counts as a tree emergency?
A tree emergency is any time a tree or large limb is an immediate danger to people or property. The most common ones we get called for are a tree down on a house or car, a tree blocking a driveway or road, large limbs hanging and ready to fall, and trees uprooted or leaning after a storm.
Keep everyone clear of a tree that has come down or looks unstable. Call our emergency line at (978) 725-0125 to discuss the situation. If people are in immediate danger, contact emergency services first.
When should you call right away?
- A tree is on your house, car, or another structure
- A tree or large limb is blocking your driveway or the road
- Large limbs are hanging, cracked, or ready to come down
- A tree is uprooted or leaning after a storm
What should you do while you wait for us?
A few quick safety steps
- Keep everyone clear of the tree and any damaged area. For immediate danger to people, call emergency services.
- Stay far away from any downed power lines. Treat every line as live and dangerous.
- Call your utility company for downed lines. We cannot touch power lines, the utility has to clear them first.
- Do not try to cut or move the tree yourself. A tree under tension can snap or roll. Let the crew handle it.
Our emergency response, step by step
Call our emergency line
Tell us what happened and where you are. Emergency calls get top priority.
We size up the job
We ask about the tree, access and nearby hazards to assess the equipment needed.
We discuss the response
We explain what to expect based on the situation and crew availability.
We remove and clean up
The crew handles the tree work and cleanup agreed for the job.
What equipment can help with an emergency removal?
A large tree over a house or across a driveway needs a plan that accounts for the weight, access and nearby hazards. Our crane and bucket capability helps with difficult removals. Tell us what happened when you call so we can assess what the job needs.
Stay clear of trees touching power lines. Contact the utility and keep everyone away until the area has been made safe.
Should I call my insurance company after tree damage?
Check with your insurance company about your situation and what information they need.
Take photos only from a safe location. Do not approach unstable trees, damaged structures or power lines to get a better picture. Immediate danger comes first: keep clear and contact emergency services or the utility as appropriate.
What should southern NH homeowners watch for after a storm?
Wind and ice can leave broken limbs hanging or change the lean of a tree. Look only from a safe place and keep people and pets away from damaged trees. Do not try to move branches or cut a tree that has fallen against a structure.
For storm or emergency tree service, call (978) 725-0125. Tell us where you are and what you can see from a safe distance. For the wider cleanup after hazards are assessed, see our storm damage cleanup service.
Why homeowners call Maple Leaf Tree Service first
We are based in Hampstead and have the equipment for heavy tree work around homes. Our crane and bucket capability helps with difficult access and large sections.
Customers regularly mention how well we communicate and the care the crew takes with their property. Read the Maple Leaf story.
Real reviews from local customers
We were extremely happy with Carl and his team at Maple Leaf Tree Service. He was very responsive and communicated well from my first call to the end of the job. He explained everything he was going to do, listened to my concerns, and made excellent suggestions. They are a hardworking and professional crew. They were respectful of my property and left it very clean. Pricing was more than fair. I highly recommend.
Patrice L.Carl and his team were exceptional. They showed up on time and as a team. They methodically setup and got right to work. They removed all the trees with precision and ease. At the end of the day the property was spotless like nothing happened. Could not be happier with these guys. Quoting process was also quick and easy.
AJ B.On time as scheduled. Owner and crew are always in communication with each other keeping operation moving. On Q with each other. No one is standing around. They get in, do the job right and safely as possible from start to finish, with clean up at the end! Would recommend.
Sam B.Verified reviews from our Google Business Profile.
Emergency tree service across southern NH and northern MA
We are based in Hampstead, NH and work across southern New Hampshire and the northern Massachusetts Merrimack Valley, roughly 30 miles out.
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One local crew for the whole property, start to finish.
Have questions about emergency tree service?
How fast can you respond?
Call (978) 725-0125 and tell us what happened. We assess the urgency and discuss timing based on the situation and crew availability. Emergency calls get top priority.
What should I do right now?
Keep everyone clear of the tree and any damaged area. Stay away from power lines and contact the utility if lines are down or affected. For immediate danger to people, call emergency services. Do not try to cut or move the tree yourself.
Does emergency work cost more?
Emergency and after-hours work can cost more than a planned job because of the urgency and equipment involved. We assess the work and explain the quote before work begins.
Are you available after hours and on weekends?
Yes. Emergency calls get top priority, and we get a crew to you as quickly as we safely can. Call to discuss your situation.
Not an emergency? Request a free estimate
For urgent tree work, call (978) 725-0125. For planned work, send us the details and we will follow up with a fair quote.
Tree down? Call our emergency line.
Tell us what happened and where you are. We will discuss the tree work and what to expect.