Phone if it's urgent or you'd rather talk; the form if you'd rather type. Both end with a written figure from a local pro and no obligation.
The number answers any day of the week. Say what the tree is doing and where it is — a street above Bathhouse Row, a lot in the Village, a cove on Lake Hamilton, a county road out toward Fountain Lake, Royal, or Mountain Pine — and whether anything is under it. If the tree is on a structure or near a wire, lead with that; the word emergency changes the routing.
Name, phone, town, and one line about the tree are enough. A photo texted afterward answers more questions than a paragraph would. Form requests are returned within a business day and usually within hours.
A free, no-obligation figure from an independent Garland County professional, after a walk of the lot rather than a guess from the road. Decide when you like; nothing is scheduled until you say so.