First identify the hazard
Keep people away from an unstable tree or hanging branch. A tree against a structure or utility needs the relevant emergency or utility response before anyone approaches the work area.
Electrical danger comes first
For a downed line or immediate electrical hazard, call 911 from a safe location. Follow [Southern California Edison's safety guidance](https://www.sce.com/outages-safety/stay-safe/electrical-safety) and contact the utility for trees near lines. This referral number does not replace an emergency response service.
What to tell the provider
Give the address, explain whether access is blocked or a building is affected, and describe what you can see from a safe place. Ask about actual attendance options, assessment charges and what can be included in the proposed work.
Agree the follow-up work
Confirm whether removal includes hauling and whether stump grinding needs a separate visit. For nonurgent work, read about tree removal and local approval checks. No same-day or after-hours arrival is guaranteed.
Call (833) 825-0341 to ask about an independent provider for your address. Tree Services El Monte is a referral website. Calls use Leadsmart Services to connect with independent tree service providers. We may receive compensation for referrals. Providers determine coverage, availability, qualifications, pricing, scope and terms.
How it works
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Describe the property and concern
Provide the address, tree or stump details and what you need to achieve.
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Discuss the assessment
Ask the independent provider about access, qualifications, availability and any assessment charge.
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Agree scope and terms
Confirm the proposed work, price, cleanup and any approvals directly with the provider.
Pricing
Price depends on the assessed work, access and agreed scope. The independent provider supplies the quote.