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Emergency Tree Removal in Anderson, Indiana
A tree on your house. A split trunk after a storm. A driveway you can’t get through. Call Modern Tree Solutions for controlled removal and help with the next steps.
Based in Anderson. Serving Madison County and surrounding Central Indiana communities. For an active hazard, call—don’t wait for an online reply.
When the situation can’t wait
Emergency tree work, from the roof to the driveway.
We help homeowners, businesses, rental-property owners and managed sites address immediate tree hazards. The first priority is stabilizing the situation—not rushing a cut.
Trees on homes and roofs
Controlled removal of wood resting on a roof or extending into an attic, with attention to damaged and unsupported areas.
Garages and other structures
Plan the removal around the structure, nearby property and the way the tree is supported.
Trees on vehicles
Assess the load and remove branches or trunk sections with equipment suited to the access and conditions.
Split or partially uprooted trees
Address compromised trunks and root plates that can shift without warning. Keep clear even if the tree appears still.
Hanging and broken limbs
Reach and remove suspended limbs using aerial equipment or rigging when it is safe to work.
Driveways and entrances
Clear fallen trees blocking property access after assessing overhead hazards and utility conflicts.
Storm-damaged trees
Assess broken crowns, damaged trunks and surrounding trees to prioritize the most urgent work.
Crane-assisted emergencies
Lift controlled sections where weight, structural impacts or restricted access call for crane assistance.
Emergency storm debris cleanup
Handle limbs and heavy wood after stabilization. Confirm the cleanup scope and any follow-up work with our team.
What to do right now
People first.
The tree can wait until it’s safe.
Damaged trees may be under tension, supported by broken wood, or touching energized lines. Do not investigate from beneath them.
Call our emergency line- Keep people and pets away.Stay out of affected rooms and the area around the tree.
- Leave unstable limbs alone.Do not walk beneath, cut, pull or attempt to move them.
- Stay away from utility lines.Treat fallen lines as energized. Call 911 and the utility from safety.
- Call 765-374-8698.Tell us what happened, your location and whether structures or access are affected.
- Photograph only from a safe location.Do not climb onto a roof or approach the tree to get a better picture.
- Contact your insurance carrier when appropriate.Ask about your claim and required documentation. Coverage decisions belong to the carrier.
A clear plan in a stressful moment
How our emergency response works
Every site is different. Weather, utility hazards, access and other active emergencies influence when and how work can proceed.
Understand the situation
We discuss the hazard and review photos when available. Then we identify the crew, crane or other equipment the job may need.
Establish the work area
On site, we assess damaged trees, overhead hazards, structures and access before setting up equipment and protection.
Work in controlled sections
The crew addresses immediate hazards using appropriate cutting, rigging and crane assistance. Temporary tarping may follow when safe and applicable.
Prepare for the next step
We handle debris within the agreed scope, photograph the work and provide supporting records for insurance-related jobs when applicable.
Emergency mitigation is not full restoration. Tree removal and applicable temporary protection help clear the way for repairs. Additional tree removal, cleanup or stump grinding can be coordinated after the immediate hazard is addressed.
Talk with our team
Control · Access · Property protection
Equipment for the work that isn’t straightforward.
A tree resting on a building can’t simply be dragged away. We plan how each section will be supported, cut and moved.
- 38-ton crane with up to 127 feet of boom: controlled lifting for complex removals. Usable capacity and reach depend on the crane setup, load chart and site conditions.
- Bucket trucks and aerial equipment: access to elevated work where conditions allow.
- Loaders, skid steers and chippers: handling heavy wood and clearing debris efficiently.
- Ground-protection mats: distribute equipment loads and help limit lawn disturbance along appropriate access routes. No site is guaranteed damage-free.
- Professional crews: coordinated cutting, rigging, equipment operation and cleanup.
Emergency work involving insurance
We document the work.
Your carrier decides coverage.
When a tree damages a structure, our role is emergency tree service, loss-mitigation work and clear records of what happened and what we did.
With your authorization, we can communicate with insurance representatives about the site conditions, equipment and work performed.
No upfront payment required for our insurance-related emergency tree service. We’ll explain the work authorization and payment process with you.
Discuss an emergency removalDocumentation we can provide
- Before, during and after photographs
- Descriptions of the loss and work performed
- Itemized invoices
- Personnel and equipment records
- Hazard and access information
- W-9 and certificate of insurance on request
Modern Tree Solutions is not a public adjuster. We do not interpret policies, determine coverage, negotiate coverage on your behalf, guarantee claim payment, or provide legal or insurance advice. Your insurance carrier determines coverage and payment under your policy.
Experience with real storm damage
What this work can involve
Examples from completed Modern Tree Solutions emergency work, without customer names, addresses or claim information.
Roof damage and temporary protection
The challenge: storm damage involving roof openings and difficult access around a home.
Our work: an actual Carmel emergency job used ground mats and two climbers working from a bucket. The work included emergency tree removal and temporary tarping.
The result: the tree-removal phase and temporary roof protection were completed so the property could move toward repairs.
An uprooted tree across a garage and fence
The challenge: a failed tree extended into a neighboring yard, with very little holding wood left on a standing section.
Our work: access through the neighboring property, five personnel, a wheeled loader, chipper and chip truck.
The result: removal of the emergency tree hazard with the access conditions and work documented.
Photos show authentic MTS work from our website; they are not presented as matched before-and-after records of these two examples.
Customer feedback
Professional work. A property treated with care.
Genuine Google reviews about our team’s work. Original wording is preserved below.
The service was excellent. They came well prepared. They were very efficient and knowledgeable at taking down the huge oak tree. When they actually were finished the yard looked better than when they arrived. As we had a lot of debris all over the yard from the storms.
We had a tree removed and several others trimmed. The crew was fast, efficient and professional. My wife and I are very satisfied with the entire job.
He attended to our trees in a timely manner and the clean up was exceptional!
Selected feedback about storm debris, professionalism and cleanup.
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Local emergency tree service
Based in Anderson.
Here for Central Indiana.
Our base is at 4474 S CR 100 E, Anderson, IN 46013. Madison County is our home market, with emergency service extending into Hamilton County and relevant surrounding communities.
Madison County
Anderson and neighboring communities, from blocked driveways to trees on homes.
Hamilton County
Emergency tree removal for homes and properties in nearby Hamilton County communities.
We also serve relevant surrounding areas in Henry, Hancock and Delaware County. Call to confirm availability for your address and current conditions. Explore all service areas.
Answers before you call
Emergency tree service questions
Not sure if your situation is an emergency? Describe it to our team from a safe location.
Call 765-374-8698What should I do if a tree falls on my house?
Keep everyone away from the affected area and do not enter damaged rooms. Stay clear of the tree and utility lines. Call 911 for injuries or immediate danger, then call Modern Tree Solutions from safety. Take photos only if you can do so without approaching the hazard, and contact your insurance carrier when appropriate.
Do you provide emergency service at night and on weekends?
Yes. Modern Tree Solutions offers 24-hour emergency tree service, including nights and weekends. Call to discuss the hazard and current availability.
Can you remove a tree resting on a roof?
Yes. We assess how the tree is supported and plan a controlled removal around the damaged structure. Rigging, aerial equipment or a crane may be needed. We do not ask homeowners to climb onto the roof or move branches.
Do you have a crane for emergency removals?
Yes. Our crane capabilities can help with heavy sections, difficult access and trees resting on structures. The crew determines whether a crane is appropriate after considering loads, setup space, ground conditions and other hazards.
Should I call you or my insurance company first?
Address immediate danger first: call 911 or the utility for life-safety or electrical hazards. From a safe place, call us about the tree hazard and notify your insurance carrier promptly when damage may involve a claim. Your carrier can explain its claim procedures.
Will homeowners insurance cover tree removal?
Coverage is not automatic. Your carrier determines whether the loss and removal costs are covered under your policy. We can document the conditions and work performed, but we cannot determine coverage or guarantee payment.
What documentation do you provide?
When applicable, we provide before, during and after photos, descriptions of the loss and work, itemized invoices, personnel and equipment records, and hazard or access information. A W-9 and certificate of insurance are available on request.
Can you temporarily tarp a damaged roof?
Temporary tarping may be included when applicable and safe after the tree hazard is addressed. Discuss the damage with our team. Tarping is temporary protection, not a permanent roof repair or a guarantee against further weather damage.
How quickly can you respond?
Call for current availability. Response depends on the location, weather, utility hazards, access, equipment needs and other active emergencies. We do not promise a fixed arrival time before reviewing the situation.
Do I need to pay upfront for insured emergency work?
No. Upfront payment is not required for our insurance-related emergency tree service. We will explain the work authorization and payment process for your job. This does not guarantee insurance coverage or claim payment; coverage decisions remain with your carrier.
What affects the cost of emergency tree removal?
The size and position of the tree, structural impacts, access, instability, crew requirements, equipment and debris handling all affect the scope. Call to discuss your situation and the work needed; there is no reliable one-price estimate for every emergency.
24/7 emergency tree service
Tell us what happened.
We’ll help you plan the next step.
For a fallen tree, storm damage or an unstable tree threatening your property, call from a safe location.
Planning work without an immediate hazard? Request a Non-Emergency Quote.