Signs that a tree may need removal include dead or dying branches, large cracks in the trunk, root damage, or leaning dangerously close to your home or power lines. Our ISA-certified arborists can inspect the tree and recommend the safest course of action.

Depending on your location and the tree's size or species, a permit may be required. We’re familiar with local ordinances and can help determine if a permit is needed—and even assist with the process.

Yes, we take every precaution to safely remove trees without interfering with your landscape. However, it's important to know that our heavy equipment can sometimes cause ruts or damage to the grass, especially in softer areas. We do our best to rough grade and restore the property afterward, but depending on the job, grass may temporarily turn into dirt. We believe in setting real expectations, so there are no surprises. The work we do is safe and careful, but a little impact on the yard can happen during the process.

Absolutely. We specialize in removing large, storm-damaged, or hazardous trees. Whether it’s towering over your roof or tangled in power lines, we have the experience and equipment to handle it safely.

Once the tree is taken down, we handle the cleanup, but we don’t chip mulch on-site. Instead, we haul away the debris ourselves or work with Bryan from our team (you can find him on our Meet the Team page). He uses a grapple service to transport the materials to an approved tree debris site where they are properly recycled. That way, we keep your property clean and dispose of everything the right way.