Owner Nick Coppola leads every job from estimate to final cleanup. He has 9+ years of tree care experience across Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
Blue Rock Tree Care is licensed and insured, with general liability and workers' compensation coverage. We are happy to provide a certificate of insurance on request.
Fast Response When It Matters Most
We are fully equipped to safely lift and remove trees from structures after storm damage or unexpected failures. Our team works directly with your insurance company to document damage and streamline the claims process — making a stressful situation as smooth as possible. Serving Wilmington, Newark, Claymont, New Castle, and all of Delaware 24/7.
Built for the Toughest Situations
When a storm hits, you need a team with the equipment, expertise, and availability to handle it — fast. Here's what sets Blue Rock apart.
24/7 Emergency Dispatch
Call us any time — day or night, weekends or holidays. Our emergency crew is always on standby.
Rapid On-Site Response
We arrive with cranes, rigging, and heavy equipment ready to work — no second trips needed.
Property Protection
Every cut is calculated to prevent further damage to your roof, siding, and surrounding structures.
Insurance Documentation
We document all damage and work directly with your insurance company to streamline claims.
Storm Damage Response Across Delaware
See how we respond to emergencies across the tri-state area — safely removing fallen trees and restoring properties.
VIEW ALL PROJECTSStorm Damage Cleanup FAQs
Straight answers to what homeowners ask us before booking. Don't see your question? Call us at 302-408-0626.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency tree service?
Yes. Call 302-408-0626 any time, day or night, weekends or holidays. We prioritize emergency calls and dispatch a crew as fast as possible.
What should I do if a fallen tree is touching a power line?
Stay away from it and treat every wire as live. Call Delmarva Power, or your local utility, before anything else. No tree crew, including ours, should touch a tree in contact with live wires until the utility confirms the power is off.
What to do after a tree falls on your property →Can you remove a tree that fell on my house?
Yes. We are equipped to safely lift and remove trees from structures using specialized rigging and cranes. Every cut is planned to control the load and prevent further damage to your roof, siding, and the rest of your property.
Will you work with my insurance company?
Yes. We document the damage and work directly with your insurance company to help streamline the claim. If you can do it safely, take your own photos before any cleanup starts, and call your insurer the same day to get a claim number.
Does homeowners insurance cover storm tree removal?
It depends on where the tree landed. Standard homeowner policies typically cover removal when a fallen tree damages an insured structure, like your house, garage, or fence. If the tree fell in the yard without hitting anything, removal is usually not covered. Check the details of your own policy with your insurer.
Can I cut up a fallen tree myself?
Small branches and light debris, yes. Do not cut a tree that is on a structure, touching a power line, or bent or pinned under tension. Wood under load can spring violently when it is cut. Leave those jobs to a crew with proper rigging.
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Proper trimming promotes healthy growth, prevents disease, and eliminates safety hazards. Our crew follows ANSI A300 pruning standards to shape your trees while preserving their natural beauty.
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