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Aug 05, If your tree or any part of it falls on your neighbors’ property and damages it through no fault of your own (such as from weather events or an “act of God”), you may not be responsible.

Your neighbors will then have to file a claim with their own insurer to be reimbursed for their treenotch.bar: Erica Dalton. Aug 21, If your neighbor’s tree falls into your yard, your insurance policy covers the damage cost minus your deductible. The rule of thumb in the insurance industry is that the insurance on the damaged property pays for the damage.

This rule assumes the tree was alive and healthy. The Importance of Maintaining Your Trees. A dead or unhealthy tree on. Sep 18, If your tree falls onto your neighbor’s property, the first thing your neighbor should do is submit a claim with his or her own insurance company. Their insurance firm will usually be responsible and will handle all damages.

If the tree fell due to nature, it’s almost always the case that the neighbor’s insurance company takes over and handles treenotch.barted Reading Time: 4 mins. Aug 02, If the tree has fallen due to a storm, it is not your neighbor's fault - mother nature did it. Even if that tree were initially standing in your neighbor's yard, in this case, you must file a claim on your homeowners insurance.

If a neighbor's tree falls but causes no damage, you are also responsible for cleaning up the mess and removing the tree. Oct 29, That's right, even if the tree is rooted in your neighbor's yard, if it crashes onto your property, it's your problem.

An exception to this, attorney Steve Goldman with The Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins.