FEMA-Trained Emergency Response
Founder Joseph Thomas spent over four years working with FEMA, giving our crew real experience managing storm damage and disaster-level tree hazards, not just routine jobs.

Fast, reliable emergency tree removal when storms strike the Midlands. Tip Top Tree Service of Midlands runs 24 hour tree service across Hopkins and beyond.
Emergency tree services mean one thing to us: getting a trained crew to your property fast, with the right equipment to handle whatever a storm left behind. That could be a tree down on your fence after a storm, a fallen tree resting on your roof, a cracked limb hanging over your driveway, or a dead tree that finally gave out in high wind.
Homeowners across Hopkins, Columbia, and the surrounding Midlands call us when a tree situation turns from a problem into a hazard. We assess the scene first, figure out what's actually under tension or at risk of falling further, and then move carefully to remove it without putting your house, your car, or your family at more risk.
Rachel Thomas and her crew treat every emergency call the same way: show up, assess, stabilize, and clear. No guesswork, no shortcuts around safety.

Not every tree problem is an emergency, but some situations can't wait for a scheduled appointment. If any of these describe what's happening at your property, call us right away.
A fallen tree removal is needed because a tree has come down on your house, garage, shed, or vehicle
Storm damage tree removal is urgent after high winds or heavy rain left limbs or whole trees down across your yard
A hazardous tree removal situation exists because a tree is leaning, cracked, or visibly unstable near your home
Dead tree removal can't wait because a dying tree is shedding large limbs or threatens to fall on a structure
Tree limb removal is needed urgently because broken branches are blocking your driveway, sidewalk, or street access
A tree has fallen across power lines or is tangled in utility wires near your home
Emergency work is unpredictable, which is exactly why experience and the right equipment matter most. Here's what sets our crew apart when you're dealing with a downed tree or storm damage cleanup at your property.
Founder Joseph Thomas spent over four years working with FEMA, giving our crew real experience managing storm damage and disaster-level tree hazards, not just routine jobs.
We bring bucket trucks, cranes, and heavy-duty chippers to every emergency call so we can remove large fallen trees and tangled debris safely and efficiently, without delay.
Downed trees often carry hidden tension or structural risk. Our crew evaluates every scene before cutting, protecting your property, your family, and our own team.
We don't leave you with a pile of tree debris removal to deal with yourself. Every emergency job includes hauling away limbs, logs, and brush so your yard is clear when we leave.
Storms don't check a service area map before they hit, which is why we run emergency crews throughout Hopkins and out across Columbia, Sumter, Blythewood, Chapin, Irmo, Lexington, Camden, West Columbia, and Cayce. Whether you're near the Congaree River bottomlands or tucked into a neighborhood off Lower Richland Boulevard, we can get a crew moving.
Midlands storms tend to hit certain areas hard: older tree canopy around downtown Columbia, lakefront properties near Lake Murray, and rural lots out toward Camden where trees have had decades to grow tall and top-heavy. Each of those settings calls for a slightly different approach to a fallen tree, and our crew adjusts equipment and technique based on what the property actually looks like, not a one-size-fits-all plan.
We also handle commercial tree removal and commercial tree maintenance emergencies for property managers and businesses across the region, so a downed tree at a commercial lot gets the same fast response as a residential call.

Storm damage is just one reason Midlands homeowners and property managers call Tip Top. Once the emergency is handled, we're also your local tree service for routine tree maintenance, cleanup, and land work.

Facilities managers and commercial property owners across the Midlands rely on us for scheduled tree maintenance and removal that keeps grounds safe and presentable.

Storms push branches, logs, and brush into shoreline areas around Lake Murray and other local waterways.

Planning to build, farm, or open up a wooded lot?

Leftover stumps from a removed or fallen tree are a tripping hazard and an eyesore.

When a tree needs to come down, whether it's dying, damaged, or simply in the wrong spot, our crew handles the full job from cutting to cleanup.

Regular tree trimming services keep limbs away from your roofline and reduce the chance of storm damage before it happens.

Overgrown yard cleanup clears brush, fallen limbs, and tangled vegetation so your property looks like it's actually being maintained again.
We run 24 hour tree service specifically because storm damage doesn't wait for business hours. In most cases, we can get a crew on-site within hours of your call, though exact timing depends on storm volume and your location within our service area.
A true emergency usually involves immediate risk: a tree down on a structure or vehicle, a tree blocking a driveway or road, or a visibly unstable tree threatening to fall. Routine trimming, stump grinding, or yard cleanup can typically be scheduled rather than treated as emergency work.
Yes. If a storm has left large limbs cracked, split, or hanging, that's still a safety issue we treat with urgency. We'd rather remove a hazard before it becomes a fallen tree situation overnight.
We can document the damage with photos and a written scope of work that you can submit to your insurance company. We recommend contacting your insurer as soon as possible after the storm, and we're glad to provide whatever detail they need from our end.
A leaning tree, a fallen limb on your roof, or a trunk blocking your driveway only gets more dangerous the longer it sits. Call Tip Top Tree Service of Midlands now and get a trained crew moving toward your Hopkins or Midlands property today.