Silver Maple Comes Down Hard on a Fence After Storm

When a large silver maple goes down in a storm, the mess it leaves behind is no joke. We're talking a yard buried under massive trunk sections, branches piled everywhere, and a chain-link fence pushed completely off its frame. That's exactly what we were dealing with here - and it takes more than a chainsaw to sort it out safely.

The size of a tree like this changes how you approach the work. You've got heavy log rounds that need to be moved with care, debris tangled into fencing, and a backyard that's basically been taken off the map. Rushing that kind of job creates new problems. So we don't rush it.

Our storm damage and disaster tree service is built for situations just like this. We cut the tree down to manageable sections, cleared the branches, and loaded everything out - including the brush that went through the chipper. The goal is always to get your yard back to a place where you can actually use it again, not just push the debris to the side.

A lot of homeowners don't realize how much is actually involved in a full storm cleanup. It's not just cutting up the tree. It's hauling the logs, chipping the brush, pulling debris off structures, and making sure nothing is left behind that could become a hazard later. That's the work we do on every job, regardless of size.

Whether it's one tree or a yard full of damage, we handle it the same way - carefully, completely, and with the right equipment to get it done right.