When a storm drops a tree on your property, you're suddenly running two projects at once: getting the mess cleared safely, and getting your insurance company to pay what the policy owes. Most tree services only help with the first one. DFW Tree Guys handles both across Fort Worth and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex — the cleanup and the paper trail.
The documentation is where claims are won or lost. Adjusters respond to evidence: date-stamped photos of the damage before anything moves, a written account of what failed and what it hit, and an itemized, professional estimate for the work. We build that file as we go, so by the time the debris is gone your claim is already standing on solid ground.
One honest note: policies differ on what tree work they cover — removal from a structure is usually covered, general yard cleanup often isn't. We can't promise what your carrier will pay, but we can promise your claim will be documented well enough to collect everything it legitimately should.
What's Included
- Emergency-priority storm cleanup, coordinated with our 24/7 crews
- Date-stamped photo documentation before, during, and after the work
- Written damage reports describing the failure and what it struck
- Itemized professional estimates formatted for adjusters
- Direct answers for your adjuster's questions when they call
- Hazard checks on the trees the storm loosened but didn't fell
How It Works
- Call us before you clean up. Photos of the untouched scene are your claim's best evidence — let us capture them before anything moves.
- We document everything. Dated photos, a written report, and an itemized estimate — the file your adjuster actually wants.
- The damage gets cleared. Trees off structures, hazards down, debris hauled — on emergency timelines when it's urgent.
- Your claim goes in strong. You file with professional documentation, and we're a phone call away if the adjuster has questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will homeowner's insurance pay for tree removal?
Typically yes when the tree damaged a covered structure — house, garage, fence — and coverage for debris that hit nothing varies by policy. Your declarations page has the answer; our documentation makes sure you collect what it promises.
Should I clean up before the adjuster comes out?
Photograph everything first — or better, call us and we'll document professionally before cleanup starts. You're allowed to remove safety hazards, but evidence of the original scene is what protects your payout.
What if my neighbor's tree fell on my house?
In Texas, your own policy generally handles it regardless of whose tree it was — negligence questions come later, if ever. Either way, documentation of the damage is step one, and we provide it.
Do adjusters accept your estimates?
Our estimates are itemized, professional, and consistent with the documented damage — the format adjusters work with every day. If yours has questions, they can call us directly.
What about trees the storm damaged but didn't drop?
Those are next storm's failures. While we're on site we check for cracked leaders, hangers, and new leans — and document those too, since some may belong on the same claim.
What Our Customers Say
“Robert was very responsive and got the job done. I needed a tree removed and he did it quickly even in an ice storm. I would highly recommend.”
Carolyn M. · January 2026
“I had a tree fall down after a bad storm. Richard was out the next day. Professional and fair price.”
Deb R. · May 2025 · Google Local Guide
“I had an emergency situation at my home where a large tree branch fell on my garage. The team sent someone out very quickly and they removed the tree safely, carefully and quickly. The price was fair and the work was thorough.”
Lindsay C. · July 2026
Serving both locations: White Settlement & West Fort Worth and Southlake & Northeast Tarrant County.