Reviews

 Includes:

• Removing dead, broken, or diseased branches 
• Shaping canopy for balanced growth 
• Improving sunlight and airflow 
• Clearing branches away from roofs, fences, and power lines (when safe/legal) 

Goal: Healthier, safer, better-looking trees.

Includes:

• Site inspection and hazard assessment 
• Cutting tree down in controlled sections 
• Branch removal and debris hauling 
• Safe drop zone planning 
• Basic cleanup of yard 

Used for:

• Dead or dying trees 
• Trees too close to homes or fences 
• Storm-damaged trees

Includes:

• Grinding stump below ground level (typically 4–12 inches) 
• Breaking down exposed root flare 
• Turning stump into wood chips/mulch 
• Basic cleanup of the area 

Best for:

• Homeowners cleaning up after tree removal 
• Preparing area for grass, landscaping, or concrete

 Includes:

• Removing fallen trees on homes, fences, or driveways 
• Cutting up broken limbs and unstable branches 
• Clearing blocked access points (roads, garages, entrances) 
• Securing unsafe hanging limbs (“widow makers”) 

Includes:

• Site selection based on sunlight and space 
• Digging properly sized planting hole (2–3x root ball width) 
• Soil amendment and loosening compacted ground 
• Placing and straightening the tree 
• Backfilling and watering 
• Mulching and optional staking 

Goal: Healthy establishment and long-term growth.

Includes:

• Visual inspection of trunk, bark, and canopy 
• Checking for disease, decay, or structural weakness 
• Identifying pests (borers, aphids, beetles, etc.) 
• Root zone and soil condition review 
• Risk assessment for property safety