Free Instant Storm Risk Assessment
Whether a tree has already fallen or you're preparing for hurricane season — answer a few quick questions to get a personalized recommendation from our licensed tree experts.
Take the 60-Second Assessment
Five quick questions about your trees and property. No email required to see your risk level.
Instant Storm Risk Assessment
How can we help you today?
Choose the option that best describes your situation.
How close are your largest trees to your home?
Think about the biggest trees on your property.
What does the canopy and trunk look like?
Look up — any warning signs in the crown or trunk?
How is the soil and drainage around your trees?
Saturated soil is the #1 reason healthy trees fall in storms.
Have your trees been damaged by storms before?
Previously damaged trees are much more likely to fail again.
Almost Done — Get Your Report
Enter your info to receive your personalised storm risk assessment.
Analyzing Your Data…
Checking local soil saturation…
Good News — Preventative Care Advised
Your risk score is 10/100. Proactive trimming and inspection will help keep your property protected this hurricane season.
How the Storm Risk Assessment Works
Our tool combines your property's specifics with the same factors our licensed tree experts evaluate on-site.
Describe your trees
Species, size, and lean tell us how much wind a tree can handle before something gives.
Note property risks
Roofs, power lines, driveways, and pools within a tree's fall radius change the stakes.
Get your risk level
You'll see whether your property is Low, Moderate, or High risk — with a clear next step.
Warning Signs of a High-Risk Tree
If your tree shows any of these signs, don't wait for the next storm — request a professional inspection.
- Visible cracks or splits in the trunk or major limbs
- Fungal growth (mushrooms, conks) at the base or on the trunk
- Hollow or decayed sections in the trunk
- Recent, unusual lean or shifted soil at the base
- Dead branches larger than 2 inches in diameter
- Trees within falling distance of your home, garage, or power lines
What to Do Next
After you complete the assessment, choose the path that matches your situation.