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24/7 Emergency Tree Service in Merced County

For a fallen tree, dangerous hanging limb, storm damage, or another immediate tree hazard, keep people away from the area and call Anderson Tree Service.

35+ Years

Serving the area since 1991

ISA Arborist

Certified arborist on staff

License #851661

Licensed and fully insured

Full Cleanup

Included with tree work

Anderson Tree Service at Work

Real Anderson Tree Service photography showing tree, access, and cleanup work. Locations are not labeled unless they are verified.

Skid steer clearing large logs after urgent tree work
Aerial view of equipment positioned for hazardous tree work
Crew member working from a lift during hazard removal

Tree Emergencies We Handle

  • Fallen trees
  • Broken or hanging limbs
  • Storm-damaged trees
  • Trees blocking driveways or access
  • Dangerous leaning
  • Immediate hazards to homes and other property

Call About the Tree Hazard

Keep clear of unstable tree material and tell us what happened.

Call (209) 726-9634

What To Do After a Tree Falls

Your first step is to keep a safe distance. Trees and branches can shift without warning, especially when limbs remain suspended or the tree is under tension.

  • Stay clear and keep other people and pets away
  • Do not stand or walk beneath hanging limbs
  • If electrical lines may be involved, stay away and contact the appropriate utility or emergency authority
  • Do not touch the tree, nearby objects, or fences that could be energized
  • Do not attempt dangerous cutting or move unstable wood yourself
  • Call Anderson Tree Service about the tree hazard when it is safe to do so

Call About the Tree Hazard

Keep clear of unstable tree material and tell us what happened.

Call (209) 726-9634

Our Emergency Response Process

  1. 1

    Call

    Tell us what happened, where the tree is, and what is currently blocked or threatened.

  2. 2

    Keep the area clear

    Follow safety directions from emergency or utility authorities when applicable.

  3. 3

    On-site assessment

    We evaluate the tree, unstable material, access, and surrounding property.

  4. 4

    Hazard work

    The crew stabilizes or removes tree material included in the agreed emergency scope.

  5. 5

    Debris clearing and next steps

    We clear agreed tree debris and explain any remaining work, such as non-urgent pruning or stump grinding.

Emergency Tree Removal vs. Cleanup

Emergency work focuses first on the immediate tree hazard or blocked access. Depending on the situation, that may include removing unstable branches, cutting and moving fallen material, or removing a damaged tree.

Cleanup and haul-away needs vary with the amount and location of material. We clarify what is included before work proceeds. Stump grinding and unrelated landscape cleanup are separate unless included in the scope.

What Affects an Emergency Tree Service Estimate?

  • Tree size, condition, and position
  • Amount of unstable or fallen material
  • Immediate hazards and surrounding structures
  • Access to the work area
  • Work needed to clear a driveway or other access
  • Debris processing, haul-away, and cleanup scope
  • Whether follow-up tree work or stump grinding is requested

Call About the Tree Hazard

Keep clear of unstable tree material and tell us what happened.

Call (209) 726-9634

24/7 Emergency Tree Service Service Areas

Anderson Tree Service serves Merced County and surrounding Central Valley communities. Choose a city page for local service information or review the full county service area.

View Merced County Service Area

Related Tree Services & Guides

Before hiring a crew, see what Anderson Tree Service's California contractor license and insurance coverage mean for work around your property.

Storm Damage & Emergency Tree Service FAQs

What counts as a tree emergency?

Fallen trees, broken or hanging limbs, storm damage, dangerous leaning, blocked access, and immediate hazards to people or property may require emergency tree service.

Do you provide emergency tree service at night or on weekends?

Anderson Tree Service offers 24/7 emergency tree service. Call (209) 726-9634 to describe the situation.

What should I do if a tree is touching a power line?

Stay away from the tree, line, nearby objects, and any fence that could be energized. Contact the appropriate utility or emergency authority. Do not attempt to cut or move the tree yourself.

Can you remove a fallen tree blocking my driveway?

Yes. Fallen trees blocking driveways or access are among the emergencies we handle. The on-site assessment determines the work needed.

Do you handle storm-damaged hanging limbs?

Yes. Keep everyone out from beneath and around the limb, then call Anderson Tree Service for an assessment.

Is cleanup included with emergency tree work?

Tree-debris cleanup is included according to the agreed emergency scope. We clarify haul-away and any follow-up work before proceeding.

How quickly will you arrive?

Availability and travel conditions vary, so we do not promise a specific arrival time. Call (209) 726-9634 and describe the hazard so we can discuss the next step.

Do you provide emergency tree removal throughout Merced County?

Anderson Tree Service provides 24/7 emergency tree service across its listed Merced County and surrounding Central Valley service area.

Call About an Immediate Tree Hazard

Stay clear of unstable trees and hanging limbs. If electrical lines may be involved, contact the appropriate utility or emergency authority first.

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