Storm damage tree removal in Altrincham, Hale and Bowdon

Tree or big branch down after a storm? Call 07903 323304 or message us on WhatsApp and we will get back to you as soon as we can. We make fallen, split and hanging trees safe, take them down and leave the garden clear. We work in Altrincham, Hale, Bowdon, Knutsford and Sale.

When to call us about storm damage

A tree or big branch is down

Lying across the garden, a drive, a fence or an outbuilding.

Split or hanging branches

Branches torn but still in the tree, which can fall without warning.

A tree leaning after a storm

Roots lifted or soil cracked at the base after high winds.

What to do first, and what we do

1

Keep clear and send photos

If a tree has fallen on a road, a building or power lines, or anyone is in danger, call 999 first. Keep everyone away from the tree. For fallen power lines, keep well away and call 105. Then send us photos on WhatsApp.

2

Site visit and plan

We look at what is safe to cut, and in what order.

3

Make safe and take down

Hanging and damaged sections come down first, then the rest is taken down in sections.

4

Clear away

All cut material is taken off site, as agreed in your quote.

More detail: A tree fell in the storm: what to do next. Before the next storm: 5 warning signs to check on your trees.

Is your tree protected?

If a tree has a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or stands in a Conservation Area, the council has to agree to the work, or has to be told about it, before it starts. Adam will tell you if he thinks one applies. You then contact the council yourself.

How TPOs and Conservation Areas work

Storm damage near you

We do this work across the North West, most often in:

Storm damage jobs

Fallen tree lying across a residential road, with the crew clearing itThe fallen trunk cut into sections
Fallen tree across a road: blocking the street, then cut up
Broken tree stem being taken down beside a road, with the crew truck and a ladder
Taking the broken stem down by the road
Tree standing close to the side of a house
Tree close to a house

Questions about storm damage

Will my home insurance pay for it?

Ask your insurer first. Many policies cover a fallen tree that has damaged the house, but every policy is different.

Should I cut a hanging branch myself?

No. Branches under tension can spring or drop without warning. Keep clear and send us photos.

What if the tree is protected?

Adam will tell you if he thinks a TPO or Conservation Area applies. If part of a protected tree is an immediate danger, the work needed to make it safe can be done straight away, but the council must be told in writing as soon as possible, so we take photos first. Anything beyond making it safe still needs the council’s agreement. You contact the council yourself.

Tell us about your trees

Send a photo and your postcode on WhatsApp and we will arrange a site visit.