Who does the work on your trees?
A trained crew that does tree work every day, and the same people who look at your job show up to do it. We know the trees that grow here, from the ash dying off from borers to the hemlocks thinning on wooded edges. We also know the way the village is built, with buildings close together and cars parked tight along the curb, which shapes how every job is planned.
How do you price a tree job?
We look at the tree in person and give you one written price. The price covers the cutting, the hauling, and the cleanup. If we find something during the job that changes the work, we stop and talk to you before doing anything extra. We won't pad an estimate with work you don't need.
How do you protect the property during the work?
Every job starts with a plan for where the wood will go. We use ropes to lower sections near roofs and cars, lay down mats so trucks don't rut the lawn, and keep people out of the work zone. When the last log is loaded, we rake, blow off hard surfaces, and walk the site with you.
Why do regular checkups on trees matter?
Most trees give warning signs long before they fail: dead limbs, cracks, fungus at the base, bark falling off. Catching those early means smaller, cheaper jobs. Building owners with several trees benefit from having us keep the trees trimmed back from buildings on a regular cycle, and builders can call us before a project for lot clearing ahead of excavation.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We carry liability insurance and will send a certificate to you or your building manager before any work starts. Ask any tree company for this, because an uninsured crew can leave the property owner responsible if something goes wrong.