Tel:
07919 147565
How Emergency Tree Removal in Reigate Works
When you call, we do not put you through a booking system or ask you to wait for a callback window. You speak to someone who can make a decision.
We ask a few quick questions about what you are dealing with, where in Reigate you are, and whether there is an immediate risk to anyone on the property. That helps us understand what equipment to bring and how quickly we need to move.
On arrival, we assess before we cut anything. The order of work matters enormously with a fallen or destabilised tree, and rushing straight in without looking at the full picture is how things go wrong. Once we know what we are dealing with, we work through the removal methodically, lowering sections under control and keeping the area around us clear.
The job is finished when the site is safe and clear. That means no debris left on the lawn, no logs stacked by the fence for you to deal with, and no half-finished work that leaves you with a follow-up problem.

Tree Felling and Removal Services Enquiry
What Counts as an Emergency in Reigate?
There is a difference between a tree that needs attention soon and one that needs attention now. The following situations are urgent. If any of these match what you are looking at, pick up the phone rather than filling in a form.
- A tree or branch has landed on your roof, outbuilding, fence, or vehicle
- Something is blocking your driveway, gate, or the road in front of your property
- A tree has begun leaning noticeably after wind or heavy rain and was upright before
- A branch has partially split and is suspended above a path, lawn, or parked car
- Ground around the base has lifted, cracked, or become waterlogged and the tree feels less stable than it should
- Storm damage has left a trunk or crown hanging in a way that is not secure
Do not go near a fallen or partially collapsed tree. Call 07919 147565 and we will take it from there.


Why Reigate Properties Need Qualified Arborists for Emergency Work
Reigate sits within an area of significant tree cover. Older properties, mature gardens, and the proximity to green belt land all mean that large, established trees are common. Most of them are completely safe. But size brings weight, and when something fails, the margin for error during removal is small.
A large tree that has come down across a garden boundary, partially onto a structure, or into a confined space is not a job for a general contractor with a chainsaw. The risk is not just the tree itself. It is the loaded branches still under tension, the unpredictable way a crown can move when the main trunk is cut, and the proximity to things that matter.
Our team carries NPTC Level 3 qualifications specifically because emergency removals demand technical knowledge, not just physical effort. That training, combined with full public liability insurance, means you are covered from the moment we arrive.
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Reigate Emergency Tree Removal Frequently Asked Questions
Because we are based locally, we can reach Reigate quickly and without the delays you would face with a team travelling across the county.
Keep everyone away from the tree and do not attempt to move any part of it yourself, particularly if branches are still under tension.
Emergency call-outs do carry a different rate to pre-planned work, and we will always give you a clear price before we start so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes, and it is worth knowing that liability for a fallen tree depends on the circumstances, so speak to your insurer as well as calling us.
Yes, full clearance is included in every emergency job, and we will not leave until the site is clean and safe.
Many policies do include cover for storm damage, but the terms vary, so check your policy documents or call your insurer whilst you wait for us to arrive.
Stump grinding is something we can arrange, though it may need to be scheduled as a follow-up visit depending on the situation on the day.
For genuine emergencies, we work from what you tell us on the phone and what we see when we arrive, rather than asking you to wait for a separate survey visit.
TPO protection does not apply in situations of immediate danger, but you should inform the local authority after the work is done, and we can advise you on that process.
Yes, tree emergencies do not stick to working hours and neither do we.
No. Move vehicles away from the area immediately and treat the space beneath the canopy as unsafe until the tree has been assessed.
The site will be clear, debris-free, and safe before we go. That is not optional, it is simply how the job is done.
Yes, our team arrives fully equipped for a wide range of emergency scenarios, including large trees, those entangled with structures, and those in restricted access locations across Reigate and the surrounding area.
Call us as soon as you identify a risk and we will talk you through what to do whilst our team makes their way to you. We respond to emergency calls throughout Reigate and the wider Surrey area.
