Tree service questions, answered

The price depends on the size and species of the tree, how easy it is to access, what's underneath it (structures, fences, landscaping), and whether we're removing, trimming, or grinding a stump. A tree in a wide-open yard costs less than one squeezed between two buildings. We look at each tree in person and give you a written quote.

Most residential tree removals take a few hours to a full day depending on size and access. Trimming jobs are usually faster. Stump grinding is typically under an hour per stump. We'll give you a time estimate with your quote.

You don't need to be home as long as we can access the tree and the area is clear. Many customers prefer to be there for the walk-through, but it's not required. We just need to agree on the scope and access beforehand.

We chip brush on site and haul away debris unless you'd like to keep the wood or chips. Let us know your preference when we quote the job — we can leave logs for firewood or chips for mulch if you want them.

Stay clear and call your utility company first — never attempt to trim or remove a tree near a live power line yourself. Once the utility has made the line safe or confirmed it's handled, we can take care of the tree. We coordinate with utilities when needed.