When a tree comes down on a house in Gloucester County, Greg Smith Tree Service provides 24/7 emergency response, with an estimator typically on site within one to two hours.
The first priority is always safety: everyone stays out of the damaged area and away from downed wires. If it can be done safely, homeowners should photograph the tree resting on the structure before anything moves, since insurance companies generally want that documentation.
Removing a tree from a roof is staged work. Using a knuckle boom crane or 75-foot bucket truck, the crew lifts the tree off in sections rather than dragging it, which keeps the damage from getting worse on the way down to the ground. Once the weight is off, roofers and contractors can get in to make repairs, and the yard is cleared of limbs and debris so the property is safe to use again.
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Real photo of the knuckle boom crane or bucket truck lifting a section of tree off a structure on a past storm job, or a before/after of a storm-damaged roof area cleared. Avoid images that show injuries or distress. Authentic photos from real Greg Smith Tree Service jobs strongly preferred over stock images.
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