A tree may need removal if it’s dead or dying, severely leaning, has significant disease or pest damage, or poses a risk to your home or other structures. If you’re unsure, give us a call and we'll come take a look and evaluate the situation - at NO cost to you!

Trimming typically takes a few hours, while tree removal can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day, depending on the size and complexity of the tree. We’ll give you an idea before starting the job!

Permit requirements vary by location. Some areas require permits for tree removal, especially for large trees or certain species. We can help determine if a permit is needed and will handle all permitting applications if necessary.

Yes! We work with utility companies to ensure safety when trees are near power lines. In some cases, we may need to coordinate with the local utility provider before proceeding with removal.

Yes! We take pride in cleaning up all debris, branches, and any leftover wood to take with us after we're finished. You’ll hardly know we were there once the job is done.

The best time for tree trimming is usually in late winter or early spring, before new growth starts. Tree removal can be done year-round, but it’s easier (and safer) during the winter months when the ground is more stable, and the trees are dormant.

We take great care to protect your lawn and landscaping. Our team uses equipment designed to minimize impact, and we clean up thoroughly after the job. If necessary, we can lay down protective materials to keep your yard safe during the process.