Emergency Storm Cleanup in Long Island, NY

Long Island sees nor'easters, tropical storms, and severe summer thunderstorms, and storms like Superstorm Sandy and Tropical Storm Isaias showed how quickly trees can come down. Long Island Tree Quotes is a referral website, not a tree company. We connect homeowners in Nassau and Suffolk with independent, licensed local providers who handle storm cleanup. We cannot promise response times, because availability depends on each provider and on how widespread the storm damage is.

Safety comes first. If anyone is in danger, call 911. Stay well away from downed or sagging wires, and assume they are live. Report them to your utility, such as PSEG Long Island, and do not try to move a tree that is touching a line. If a tree has fallen on your house but nobody is at risk, you can move to a safe area and then request help from a provider.

After a big storm, out-of-area crews sometimes go door to door offering quick work. Take a moment to ask for a license, proof of insurance, and a written estimate before agreeing. Take photos of the damage before anything is moved, since your homeowner's insurer may want them. Tell providers what is blocked, such as a driveway or roof, so they can prioritize.

Signs you need emergency storm cleanup

• A tree or large limb has fallen on your house, garage, fence, or car
• A fallen tree is blocking your driveway or road access
• Broken branches are hanging in the canopy, which can fall without warning
• A tree has been uprooted or is leaning sharply after high winds
• Trees or limbs are tangled in wires, in which case you should call your utility first