Monsoon season runs from June 15 to September 30. Trimming your trees yearly or before monsoon season can help prevent severe damage to your property from heavy winds and falling debris.
Walk your property and identify dying, heavy, or leaning trees. Look for cracks, dead branches, or trunk deficiencies.
Remove deadwood, ensure 5-10ft roof clearance, and thin trees so heavy winds blow through rather than knocking them over.
Water and fertilize regularly. Healthy trees are much stronger and can withstand heavy rain and strong winds better.
Monsoon season is unpredictable when it hits the valley, trees falling on houses and cars are unfortunately very common and dangerous.
Trees, branches, and debris that have fallen can be overwhelming for residential and commercial property owners. Harris and Sons Tree Specialists have a 24/7 emergency line, so you never have to attempt to remove or clean the tree damage yourself, that’s what our professional crews are here for. Our professional arborists can complete emergency tree services quickly, safely, and efficiently. We have nearly 50 years of experience in providing emergency tree services to Phoenix and surrounding areas.

Step 1 (Safety) - Safety is the first and most important step when tree damage occurs. Make sure everyone on or near the tree damage site is SAFE.

Step 2 (Be Alert) - Be alert of any other possible trees that may cause any additional damage.

Step 3 (Insurance) - Notify Your Insurance company of the tree damage that has occurred to your property. Your insurance company will further advise you on the steps to take when filing a claim due to the tree damage.

Step 4 (Call Harris & Sons) - Call Harris & Sons Tree Specialists 24/7 emergency line. We will provide you with a FREE estimate on having our professional arborists remove and clean up any storm damage trees. We are licensed, bonded, and insured for your safety!

Step 5 (Future) - Avoid any other future storm damage by requesting our estimator to inspect your trees every year before monsoon season.