
Storm Damage Tree Removal in Wallingford, CT
When a storm drops a tree on a roof, a driveway, or wires, call us. We get it off, cut it up, and haul it away.

Storm-damaged tree being removed by the Spinells crew
What to do first
If a tree is on power lines, stay away from it and call the utility before anyone else. If it is on the house, keep people out of the rooms under it. Then call or text us at (203) 901-7645 with a photo if you can. That tells us what gear to bring.
How we handle it
A tree on a structure cannot be cut like a tree on the ground. Cut the wrong piece and the rest shifts. We rig the tree so each section comes off under control, by crane when the house or the wires need it, by climber and ropes when they do not. Once the tree is off the structure we cut it up, chip the brush, and haul everything away.
Spinells grew out of storm work. After the 2020 storm the calls kept coming, and that part-time job became the whole business. We have been clearing storm trees in Wallingford and central Connecticut ever since.
Insurance and paperwork
Take photos before we start. We give you a written invoice that describes the work, which is what most homeowner policies ask for. We are licensed and insured, with full liability and workers comp.
Get a Free Estimate
Jesse comes out, looks at the job, and gives you a price on the spot.
Questions
Call or text and we will find the first day that works for you. Send a photo so we know what to bring.
We give you a written invoice that describes the work. You send that and your photos to your insurer.
Yes. A storm-weakened tree that is still standing is a removal job, and often a crane job. Send a photo and we will tell you what it needs.
Areas We Serve
More from Spinells

Tree Removal
Dead, leaning, hazardous, or unwanted trees, taken down and hauled away. Same crew, same cleanup, every job.

Crane Tree Removal
Big trees and trees close to the house, lifted out in sections instead of dropped.

Stump Grinding
We handle the stump grinding for you after a tree removal. Leave the stump as is, or have it ground out below grade with topsoil and new grass over the top.