Storm Damage Cleanup in Longmont, CO: Fallen Tree and Debris Removal
Fallen trees, broken limbs and storm debris cleared, so you can get back to normal
Why Choose Longmont Tree Company
- Free written estimates
- Emergency calls answered day and night
- Cleanup included in every price
- Homes, HOAs and commercial sites
- Careful work near houses and fences
- Local to Longmont and nearby towns
Wind, hail and heavy wet snow can leave a yard full of broken branches, split trunks and trees leaning where they shouldn't. Longmont Tree Company cleans up after storms for homeowners, HOAs, apartment complexes and businesses across Longmont. We handle the dangerous parts first, then clear everything else, from the tree on the garage to the twigs in the lawn. Longmont's worst tree damage usually comes from wet spring snow landing on trees already in leaf, like the storm on May 6, 2026, and from winter windstorms like the one in December 2025. Snow piled on green leaves is a tough combination: those limbs can only hold so much.
Storm-damaged trees are some of the most dangerous to cut. Bent and split wood stores energy like a spring, and broken limbs can be hung up high in the canopy. We know how to release that tension safely.
If a tree is on a house or blocking access, call (303) 578-5969 right away. For everything else, we'll schedule a cleanup as soon as possible.
Storm Damage Cleanup Services in Longmont
A storm cleanup usually involves several kinds of work. We can handle all of them in one job, so you don't have to coordinate different companies. One call covers the emergency, the cleanup and the stumps.
Emergency Tree Removal
Trees on roofs, cars, fences and driveways are cleared first. We cut them away in a controlled order so the structure isn't damaged further, and we can tarp an opened roof until repairs. Our emergency tree removal line is answered around the clock.
Broken Limb and Debris Clearing
Snapped branches and hanging limbs stuck in the canopy are brought down safely, and the ragged stubs left on the tree get clean cuts so it can heal. Debris is chipped or hauled away from yards, parking lots and walkways. We also check gutters, roofs and fences for branches you might not see from the ground.
Larger Area Clearing
When a storm takes down several trees across a property, HOA common area or commercial lot, we clear the whole site. Downed trees, brush and debris are removed so the area is safe and usable again. Paths, parking areas and entrances are cleared first so residents and customers can get through.
Stump Grinding and Site Restoration
Uprooted trees leave holes and stumps behind. We grind the stumps, fill and level the ground and clean up the soil and chips, so the yard is ready for new grass or planting. See stump grinding for details.
Our Storm Damage Cleanup Process
After a storm, the order of work matters. Safety comes first, then access, then cleanup. Here's how we approach every storm job. You'll know what's happening at each stage.
Assessment and Safety Planning
We walk the property and look at every damaged tree: what's broken, what's hanging, what's under tension and what it's resting on. We check for downed lines and call the utility if needed. Then we decide which parts are urgent and which can be scheduled. You'll know the plan before any saws start.
Free Written Estimate
You get a written estimate that separates urgent work from the rest of the cleanup, so you can see what's being done now and what can wait. We include photos of the damage, which helps with your insurance claim.
Securing Dangerous Areas
Hanging limbs, split trunks and leaning trees are dealt with or taped off so no one walks under them. Weight is taken off roofs and structures. If a roof is opened up, it gets tarped to keep out rain and snow.
Removing Damaged Trees and Debris
Fallen trees are cut up and removed, broken limbs taken out of standing trees and debris cleared from lawns, beds, driveways and parking areas. Trees that can be saved get clean pruning cuts at the damage. Usable logs can be cut and stacked for firewood if you'd like them.
Stumps and Site Restoration
Stumps from uprooted or removed trees are ground, holes filled and the ground leveled. Ruts from equipment are smoothed and the yard is raked so it's ready to reseed.
Final Inspection and Cleanup
We walk the property with you to make sure everything is cleared and the remaining trees are safe. You'll get an itemized invoice and photos for insurance, plus advice on any trees that should be watched. Storm-stressed trees can fail months later, so we'll point out any we think need a closer look.
Why Choose Longmont Tree Company for Storm Damage Cleanup Services
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Storm Damage Cleanup FAQs
What Longmont property owners ask us after a storm. For anything urgent, call (303) 578-5969. We're glad to answer questions on the phone too.
Do you offer emergency storm damage cleanup?
Yes. Trees on homes, cars or blocking driveways are handled as emergencies, day or night. The rest of the cleanup is scheduled as soon as possible after the urgent work is done. Call (303) 578-5969 and tell us what the tree is resting on, and we'll tell you how soon we can be there.
How much does storm damage tree cleanup cost in Longmont?
A small cleanup of broken limbs and debris may cost a few hundred dollars. Removing a large fallen tree from a house can cost $1,500 to $5,000 or more. Homeowner's insurance often helps when a tree damages a covered structure. You'll get a written price first. Doing part of the cleanup yourself? Longmont residents can drop branches at the Recycling Center, 140 Martin St., free with a utility bill and ID, and after the May 2026 storm the city also ran free curbside collection.
How fast can you come after a storm?
Emergencies come first, and we'll give you a realistic arrival time on the phone. Non-urgent cleanups are scheduled in the order calls come in, which can take a few days after a big storm hits the whole area. If you're on our list, we'll keep you posted on timing rather than leaving you guessing.
What should I do if a tree fell on my house?
Get everyone out of the affected rooms and away from the tree. If lines are down or you smell gas, call 911 and the utility. Take photos, call your insurance company, then call us to remove the tree and tarp the roof. Don't climb onto the roof or try to cut the tree yourself; the weight can shift suddenly.
Can you handle downed trees near power lines?
Never go near a tree touching a power line, and assume any downed line is live. The utility has to de-energize the line or clear the tree off it first. Once they've made it safe, we remove the tree and clean up. We'll coordinate with the utility and let you know when the work can start. In Longmont, call Longmont Power & Communications at 303-651-8386.