Frequently asked questions

Emergency tree services are services that are provided to address urgent or emergency situations related to trees, such as fallen trees or branches that pose a threat to property or people. These services are typically offered by tree care professionals who have the necessary equipment and expertise to handle emergency situations safely and efficiently.

Examples of situations where emergency tree services may be required include:

• Fallen trees or branches that are blocking roads or driveways
• Trees or branches that have fallen onto buildings or other structures
• Trees that are at risk of falling due to storms, high winds, or other environmental factors
• Trees that have been damaged by lightning or fire
• Trees that are diseased or infested with pests and pose a risk to the health of other trees or plants

Emergency tree services may include tree removal, tree trimming or pruning, stump grinding, and other services designed to address urgent situations. It is important to note that emergency tree services can be dangerous and should only be carried out by trained professionals with the proper equipment and experience.

Good tree care starts with a healthy tree. Here’s what to look for to ensure your tree can provide a lifetime of benefits. Roots should be moist and fibrous. Deciduous seedlings should have roots about equal to stem length. Rootball should be firm to the touch, especially near the trunk. Rootball should be adequate for the tree’s size.

We can provide references on request. We have many satisfied customers.

When we perform the work, the homeowner doesn’t need to be home. We will take every measure to protect your property, leaving it better than we found it with clean-up and debris removal.

Our team treats your yard like our own. We are firm believers in treating others how we would like to be treated!

We guarantee all work will be done professionally and skillfully to the specifications in the contract. Our work will meet or exceed standards set by the American National Institute (ANSI) and the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA). Furthermore, we honor our commitments to you. We promise that we will make it right if we fall short of our commitments.