Roofs and blocked drives first. Ugly trees wait until next week.
One wind night will light up every property in the portfolio. If every address is marked emergency, the owner’s storm budget removes healthy trees that only dropped twigs. Sort the list before you call.
One photo set per building. We can stack a day from that. We cannot price “the trees look bad” six times.
The order
1. Wood on a roof, a carport, a car, or a walk people have to use. That is emergency tree service. Call 408-439-6975 and name the address first.
2. Hung limbs over bedrooms, play areas, and the main drive, still attached and not on the ground. Those are the same-week trims.
3. Debris on the lawn, a messy canopy, and a tree that looks worse than it did on Monday. That is next week, unless a crack or a new lean says otherwise.
For each address send the gate code, where the chipper can sit, and which stalls to cone. One wide shot of the tree, one of the damage, one of the access. A portfolio of six buildings is a workable day when the photos are sorted that way. It is a lost day when every manager forwards a tenant video with no address.
The morning after the storm on a single lot is the same rule, once. Across buildings, do not spend the emergency fund on the sites that can wait. Tell the owner which addresses were hazards and which are cleanup. The lease decides who pays. We price the work on the list you send.
Start Easy Estimate for the buildings that are still standing. Call for the ones with wood on a structure.
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