Not like the other quotes you'll get.
A tree problem is stressful enough. Here is what we do differently, so you are not guessing.
The calls we take.
Every one of these starts with someone worried. Here is what we do about it.
Tree on the house
On the roof, the wall or the porch. We secure the area, take it down in controlled sections and leave the structure clear.
Limb in the wires
Power lines change the whole job. We plan the removal around them and take the tree down in pieces.
Leaning, and getting worse
We check what the roots and soil are doing and tell you how urgent it really is. Sometimes the answer is leave it.
Dead and dropping
Dead wood goes brittle and falls without warning. We take it out before it picks the day.
Storm cleanup
A trunk across the drive, limbs everywhere. We clear it, haul it, and tell you what else to watch.
The stump left behind
We grind it below grade so the space is yours again, ready for grass, a garden or a patio.
Who shows up.
A crew in green and orange, in a truck with our name on the door. The same people on every job, not a different subcontractor each time.
- They walk the property with you and explain the plan before a saw starts.
- You get the price in writing, and it does not change on the day.
- They leave the yard cleaner than a tree usually does.
Not sure how bad it is? Read my tree.
Three questions, about a minute. You get a straight read on how urgent your tree is, written up like a job report. Nothing is sent until you ask for an estimate.
- What's going on
- Waiting for your answer
- Where it is
- Waiting for your answer
- How soon
- Waiting for your answer
Before. After. Same afternoon.
Drag the line to see the job.
Sample job: a leaning oak six feet from the roof, taken down in sections, stump ground flat.
What customers say.
Sample reviews written for this demo business.
A branch came through the roof on a Sunday night. Someone actually picked up. The crew had it cleared and the yard raked by the next afternoon.Dana R.Storm cleanup
Two companies told me the oak had to come down. Timber & Co looked at it, said it was sound, and told me what to watch for. It cost me nothing.Mike T.Hazard check
The written price matched the final bill. The stump was gone below grade. You could not tell a tree had been there.Priya S.Removal and stump grinding
From the first call to a clean yard.
What happens after you call, in under a minute.
How it works.
You tell us
Call, take the read, or fill in the form. Every call and message gets an answer, not a queue.
We look
We walk the tree, tell you what it needs, and put the price in writing.
You decide
Say yes and we book the day. Say no and you still know where you stand.
Straight answers.
Do you charge for estimates?
No. Estimates are free, in writing, and the price does not change on the day.
What counts as an emergency?
A tree on or against a house, across a road, or tangled in power lines. Call the line and we handle the rest.
When can I reach you?
Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm. The emergency line is answered any hour. Routine calls after hours are taken down and returned the next business day.
Will you tell me if the tree doesn't need to come down?
Yes. Some trees need a trim, or nothing. We would rather earn your next call than sell you work you don't need.
Is the cleanup included?
Yes. Hauling, raking and sweeping are in the written price. If something is not included, the estimate says so.
Tell us about the tree.
We'll call you back during business hours with a straight answer and a price in writing.
Take the read first, or just describe the tree in the notes.
Tree on the house or in the wires? Don't wait on a form. Call the line.