Tree down on your home? Hanging limb over your roof? Our Brighton crew answers every call — day, night, weekends, and holidays. We target a 2-hour response throughout Adams County.
Call (970) 580-6932 right now if you have any of these situations:
The highest-priority emergency. A tree or large limb resting on your roof requires immediate response to prevent worsening structural damage — especially in Brighton's wind and rain. Our crane extracts trees from structures safely.
A fallen tree or large branch on your car, truck, or RV. We remove the tree and document damage for your insurance claim — photographing before any debris is moved.
Post-storm response for fallen trees, hanging widow-maker limbs, split leaders under tension, or trees blocking access routes.
A tree leaning toward your home after a storm, a large crack developing in a trunk, or a root ball beginning to lift — these are pre-failure indicators requiring same-day evaluation.
Fallen trees blocking emergency vehicle access, private driveways, or road exits in Brighton neighborhoods get priority dispatch.
If any part of the tree contacts or is near a power line, call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-1999 first, then call us at (970) 580-6932. Do not approach the line.
Power line contact: Never approach a tree in contact with a power line. Call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-1999 first, then our emergency line at (970) 580-6932.
We answer our own emergency line 24/7 — no voicemail, no answering service. You speak directly with our crew.
We dispatch the nearest available crew to your Brighton address. We confirm your ETA on the call.
We target 2-hour arrival throughout Brighton and Adams County. We communicate any delays directly.
Our local arborist evaluates the full situation — structure contact, utility proximity, root stability, secondary failure risk.
We address the most urgent safety concern first — extracting the tree from the structure or removing the hanging limb.
Photos, written service description, and itemized record provided for your insurance claim.
Brighton's South Platte corridor Chinook gusts of 50–80+ mph regularly cause sudden cottonwood failure — one of our most common emergency calls. We extract downed cottonwood same-day, any hour.
Late-winter ice storms (February–March) load ash, hackberry, and elm branches past their structural limits. We respond to ice-damaged trees before secondary failure causes additional damage.
Brighton's hail season splits leaders, creates hanging limbs, and opens wound sites. Post-hail emergency assessment and cleanup is one of our most requested seasonal services.
Dead ash trees become extremely brittle and can fail suddenly without visible warning. If you have a known dead ash near a structure in Brighton, call us before it becomes an emergency.
We dispatch immediately throughout Brighton and Adams County.
We target a 2-hour response throughout Brighton and Adams County. During major storm events with multiple calls, we triage by severity and communicate estimated arrival times clearly.
Emergency rates may differ from standard scheduling. We give you a clear estimate before work begins — call (970) 580-6932 and we'll advise.
Call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-1999 immediately. Do not approach the line. Once de-energized, call us at (970) 580-6932.
Yes — we provide photos, written description, and itemized service record for insurance claims. Call your insurer before cleanup when possible.
Yes — 24/7, 365 days a year including all holidays. Call (970) 580-6932 any time.
Keep everyone away from the damaged tree. If a line is involved, stay 30 feet away and call Xcel first. Do not attempt to move branches yourself.
For active emergencies, call (970) 580-6932 directly. For non-urgent requests, use the form below.
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