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September 3, 2026 6 min read

Storm Limb Cleanup in the Ole Miss Campus Area

When a spring line or summer thunderstorm rolls through, the older canopy around the Ole Miss campus area drops limbs on roofs, cars and driveways. Rentals with absent owners can sit damaged for days.

Here is a simple order of operations after storm damage near campus, plus a map of the area our 24/7 crews cover.

Tree service in University of Mississippi Area, MS

Key Takeaways

  • Never touch a limb that contacts a power line.
  • Photograph damage before cleanup for insurance.
  • Out of town owners can get photo updates of the work.

First Steps After a Limb Comes Down

Stay clear of any limb touching a wire and call the utility first. Take photos of the damage from several angles before anything is moved, since an insurance adjuster will want them.

Then call for emergency tree service. We can remove a limb from a roof and tarp coordination can follow once the weight is off.

Owners Who Live Out of Town

Many campus area homes are owned by parents or investors elsewhere. We can send photos before and after the work so the owner sees exactly what was done.

Common Questions

Yes. Storm and emergency calls are answered 24/7.

Tree Down? We Answer The Phone At 2 A.M.

Free on-site estimates across Oxford and Lafayette County. Written pricing before any saw runs, insurance documentation on storm work.

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