Storm Damage & Emergency Care
When something changes suddenly, knowing what to do next matters.
Storms can change a tree in minutes. We’ll help you understand what happened, what needs attention now, and what should happen next.
Serving London, Ontario & surrounding areas.
Storm Damage & Emergency Care
When something changes suddenly,
knowing what to do next matters.
Storms can change a tree in minutes. We’ll help you understand what happened, what needs attention now, and what should happen next.
Serving London, Ontario & surrounding areas.
Storm Damage & Emergency Care
When something changes suddenly, knowing what to do next matters.
Storms can change a tree in minutes. We’ll help you understand what happened, what needs attention now, and what should happen next.
Serving London, Ontario & surrounding areas.
First Priority
Start with the
immediate concern.
When a tree is damaged, the first priority is understanding whether there is an immediate hazard to people or property.
Once that concern is under control, we can look at the bigger picture and decide what the tree that remains needs.
If there is an immediate danger to people, keep clear of the area and contact emergency services if necessary.
First Priority
Start with the
immediate concern.
When a tree is damaged, the first priority is understanding whether there is an immediate hazard to people or property.
Once that concern is under control, we can look at the bigger picture and decide what the tree that remains needs.
If there is an immediate danger to people, keep clear of the area and contact emergency services if necessary.
First Priority
Start with the immediate concern.
When a tree is damaged, the first priority is understanding whether there is an immediate hazard to people or property.
Once that concern is under control, we can look at the bigger picture and decide what the tree that remains needs.
If there is an immediate danger to people, keep clear of the area and contact emergency services if necessary.
Storm Damage Situations
We respond to a range of storm damage situations.
Fallen or
broken limbs
Large limbs that have failed onto homes, vehicles, driveways or other areas may require emergency removal.
Hanging or
suspended branches
Storm-damaged branches can remain caught in the canopy. We’ll assess and address them safely.
Split or partially
failed trees
A split doesn’t always tell the whole story. We’ll determine the right response for what remains.
Shifted or
uprooted trees
Changes around the root plate or a new lean deserve careful assessment.
Different damage can look similar from the ground. The right response depends on what actually changed.
Storm Damage Situations
We respond to a range of storm damage situations.
Fallen or
broken limbs
Large limbs that have failed onto homes, vehicles, driveways or other areas may require emergency removal.
Hanging or
suspended branches
Storm-damaged branches can remain caught in the canopy. We’ll assess and address them safely.
Split or partially
failed trees
A split doesn’t always tell the whole story. We’ll determine the right response for what remains.
Shifted or
uprooted trees
Changes around the root plate or a new lean deserve careful assessment.
Different damage can look similar from the ground. The right response depends on what actually changed.
Storm Damage Situations
We respond to a range of storm damage situations.
Fallen or broken limbs
Large limbs that have failed onto homes, vehicles, driveways or other areas may require emergency removal.
Hanging or suspended branches
Storm-damaged branches can remain caught in the canopy. We’ll assess and address them safely.
Split or partially failed trees
A split doesn’t always tell the whole story. We’ll determine the right response for what remains.
Shifted or uprooted trees
Changes around the root plate or a new lean deserve careful assessment.
Different damage can look similar from the ground. The right response depends on what actually changed.
Assessment Before Assumption
Storm damage doesn’t automatically mean the tree is lost.
Depending on the tree, the damage and its surroundings, the evidence may support pruning, support, monitoring — or removal.
We assess first, then recommend what’s right for the tree that remains.
The extent of the damage matters. So does the condition of everything that is still standing.
Assessment Before Assumption
Storm damage doesn’t automatically mean the tree is lost.
Depending on the tree, the damage and its surroundings, the evidence may support pruning, support, monitoring — or removal.
We assess first, then recommend what’s right for the tree that remains.
The extent of the damage matters. So does the condition of everything that is still standing.
Assessment Before Assumption
Storm damage doesn’t automatically mean the tree is lost.
Depending on the tree, the damage and its surroundings, the evidence may support pruning, support, monitoring — or removal.
We assess first, then recommend what’s right for the tree that remains.
The extent of the damage matters. So does the condition of everything that is still standing.
What We Can Help With
Make it safe
We address immediate hazards and stabilise the situation where needed.
Understand what remains
We assess the damage, the structure and the condition of the remaining tree.
Decide what comes next
We explain your options and recommend the right path forward.
The immediate problem comes first. The long-term decision comes after we understand what remains.
What We Can Help With
Make it safe
We address immediate hazards and stabilise the situation where needed.
Understand what remains
We assess the damage, the structure and the condition of the remaining tree.
Decide what comes next
We explain your options and recommend the right path forward.
The immediate problem comes first. The long-term decision comes after we understand what remains.
What We Can Help With
Make it safe
We address immediate hazards and stabilise the situation where needed.
Understand what remains
We assess the damage, the structure and the condition of the remaining tree.
Decide what comes next
We explain your options and recommend the right path forward.
The immediate problem comes first. The long-term decision comes after we understand what remains.
What the Damage Can Tell Us
A storm can change the tree. It can also reveal it.
Damage can expose decay, change how the canopy is loaded or affect stability.
That’s why we look beyond the obvious damage and consider the tree’s structure, condition, surroundings and what has changed.
The goal is to make a good decision about the tree that remains.
What the Damage Can Tell Us
A storm can change the tree. It can also reveal it.
Damage can expose decay, change how the canopy is loaded or affect stability.
That’s why we look beyond the obvious damage and consider the tree’s structure, condition, surroundings and what has changed.
The goal is to make a good decision about the tree that remains.
What the Damage Can Tell Us
A storm can change the tree. It can also reveal it.
Damage can expose decay, change how the canopy is loaded or affect stability.
That’s why we look beyond the obvious damage and consider the tree’s structure, condition, surroundings and what has changed.
The goal is to make a good decision about the tree that remains.
Possible Outcomes
Different situations call for different responses.
Prune
Remove damaged or hazardous parts while retaining the tree.
Support
Structural support may help improve stability.
Monitor
Monitoring may be the right choice when the risk is low.
Remove
Where the evidence supports it, removal may be the safest option.
The right response depends on the tree, the damage and what surrounds it.
Possible Outcomes
Different situations call for different responses.
Prune
Remove damaged or hazardous parts while retaining the tree.
Support
Structural support may help improve stability.
Monitor
Monitoring may be the right choice when the risk is low.
Remove
Where the evidence supports it, removal may be the safest option.
The right response depends on the tree, the damage and what surrounds it.
Possible Outcomes
Different situations call for different responses.
Prune
Remove damaged or hazardous parts while retaining the tree.
Support
Structural support may help improve stability.
Monitor
Monitoring may be the right choice when the risk is low.
Remove
Where the evidence supports it, removal may be the safest option.
The right response depends on the tree, the damage and what surrounds it.
Your Lead Arborist
Professional judgement
when it matters most.
Jason Korkidakis is an ISA Certified Arborist and Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ) arborist with years of experience assessing and responding to storm-damaged trees across London and surrounding communities.
His role is to help you understand the situation clearly and recommend the right next step.
ISA Certified
Arborist
ON-3263A
Tree Risk
Assessment
Qualified
Storm Response
Experience
Years of local experience
Your Lead Arborist
Professional judgement when it matters most.
Jason Korkidakis is an ISA Certified Arborist and Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ) arborist with years of experience assessing and responding to storm-damaged trees across London and surrounding communities.
His role is to help you understand the situation clearly and recommend the right next step.
ISA Certified
Arborist
ON-3263A
Tree Risk
Assessment
Qualified
Storm Response
Experience
Years of local experience
Your Lead Arborist
Professional judgement when it matters most.
Jason Korkidakis is an ISA Certified Arborist and Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ) arborist with years of experience assessing and responding to storm-damaged trees across London and surrounding communities.
His role is to help you understand the situation clearly and recommend the right next step.
ISA Certified
Arborist
ON-3263A
Tree Risk
Assessment
Qualified
Storm Response
Experience
Years of local experience
Storm Damage & Emergency Care
Something changed.
Let’s work out what
happens next.
Tell us what happened and we’ll help determine the next step.
Storm Damage & Emergency Care
Something changed.
Let’s work out what
happens next.
Tell us what happened and, where possible, include photographs of the tree and the area.
Tell us what happened and we’ll help determine the next step.
Storm Damage & Emergency Care
Something changed.
Let’s work out what
happens next.
Tell us what happened and, where possible, include photographs of the tree and the area.
Tell us what happened and we’ll help determine the next step.