Best Emergency Tree Service in Southern Oregon

Tree or branches down? We respond fast.

If you have a tree emergency, we’ll drop what we’re doing to help you stay safe.

Serving Grants Pass, Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville, and Southern Oregon

A large fallen Fir tree over a fence, with roots out of the ground

Here’s When to Call Right Away

Tree Down After a Storm

Limb blocking your driveway or sitting on your roof.

Something shifted—a lean got worse, roots are lifting, the crown is dying fast.

If you’re looking at a tree and thinking “that could hurt someone,” give us a call.

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Fallen tree branch in a residential yard after storm damage, with lush greenery and a blue house in the background.
In Southern Oregon, most tree emergencies are caused by heavy rain or snow.

Emergency tree Work near you

We Prioritize Your Emergency Call

If you have a tree emergency, don’t hesitate to call us. Day or night, weekend or holiday, snow or rain. We keep our truck geared up and our team is ready to help clear your tree as quickly and safely as possible.

Hours of Operation

Monday–Saturday: 7:00am–7:00pm
Closed Sunday
For after-hours emergencies, call; we may still be able to help.

Our Service Area

Based in Grants Pass, Oregon, we work in Josephine and Jackson Counties.

We respond to emergencies throughout the Rogue Valley. Most calls we can reach within 2 hours. Not sure if you’re in range? Call anyway.

  • Williams
  • Murphy
  • Ruch
  • Merlin
  • Phoenix
  • Phoenix
  • Talent
  • Central Point
  • White City

Home Base

Grants Pass, Oregon 97527

Phone Number

541-846-3103

Email Address

[email protected]

Why choose us

Licensed Insured & Experienced

Emergency tree work isn’t just another job—it’s your home, your safety, and your peace of mind. We’re licensed and insured, and we approach dangerous work with the care it deserves.

Owens trimming an Oregon Oak from up in the tree.
A massive fallen black oak, freshly broken and covered in snow, lies across the yard directly in front of a two-story wooden cottage in a forested hillside setting, with snow still falling.

Emergency tree removal case study

When a 150-Year-Old Oak Falls on Sunday Morning

I got a call from a family up Thompson Creek Rd on a Sunday morning. A large black oak had fallen during a storm. They were out of town but had a house sitter taking care of their animals. The oak just about took out their car as well as the mother-in-law cottage.

Read the Case Study

Meet the arborist

About Owens Ryon

I’m Owens Ryon. I started Phoenix Sun Tree Care (named after my son) because I wanted to do tree work the right way, with honesty, skill, and respect. Emergency calls are different than regular work—there’s real danger, real stress. I get that, and I treat them accordingly.

Read more about Phoenix Sun Tree Care →

“If I wouldn’t do it on my own land, I won’t recommend it for yours.”

– Owens Ryon

Owens Ryon trimming an Oregon Oak, hanging from ropes in a tree. ""

Reviews

Trusted By Homeowners and Property Managers

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John Zammetti
August 27, 2026
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Ken Shirmey
August 17, 2026
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Abi White
July 29, 2026
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Jenn Hughes
June 24, 2026
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Zorbacci O
June 12, 2026
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Randolph Sandiford
June 11, 2026

Emergency Tree Work FAQ

Do I need to get multiple bids for emergency work?

No. Emergency tree work is about safety first. When there’s immediate danger—tree on your house, blocking access, risk to people—getting three bids wastes time and keeps you in danger. Call, we’ll assess the situation and give you a fair price on the spot.

How much does emergency tree work cost?

Emergency pricing depends on the danger, access, and scope of work. A limb on your roof is different from a full tree down. A full day’s work typically runs around $1,000. I’ll give you a fair estimate before starting the work.

Will my homeowner’s insurance cover this?

Many homeowner’s policies cover emergency tree removal if the tree damaged your home or blocked access. We’ll provide a detailed invoice for your claim, but you’ll need to check with your insurance company about your specific coverage.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Cash or check. For larger emergency jobs, I can be flexible with payment timing—I understand insurance claims take time to process.

Are you available after hours or on weekends?

Our regular hours are Monday through Saturday, 7am-7pm. For emergencies outside those hours, call anyway—we may still be able to help.

What if a tree is touching power lines?

Don’t touch it, and call your power company first. I can handle tree work near power lines once they’re de-energized, but the utility company needs to disconnect power first for safety. I’ll coordinate with them if needed.

Do you clean up debris?

Yes. We’ll haul away all debris and clean up thoroughly.

What areas do you serve?

We’re based in Grants Pass, Oregon and serve the surrounding areas of Josephine and Jackson Counties.

What’s the difference between emergency and hazard tree work?

Emergency = immediate danger or damage (tree is down, limb fell, storm damage). Hazard tree = potential danger that should be addressed soon (tree is leaning, dying, has heavy deadwood). Both are serious, but emergencies get same-day response. Learn more about hazard tree removals.

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