Frequently Asked Questions

Our estimator will stop by and assess your job. Pricing is determined by the size of the tree, the danger of the tree, and the tree’s proximity to buildings/assets. Once the assessment is finished the estimator will often give a price on site and an official quote will be texted or emailed to the owner. Estimated are completely free and there is no obligation to accept the final quote.

We provide a range of expert services. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us to learn more and get started!

• Total Tree Removal

• Tree and Brush Trimming and Shaping

• Tree Pruning and Shaping

• Tree Cabling and Bracing

• Stump Grinding

• Lot Clearing

• Brush Removal

• Storm Damage Remediation

• Emergency Services

When storms hit, our crews work hard to keep people safe. We prioritize emergency jobs and put in the extra hours to remove the danger. Tree on a house? Tree on a vehicle? We’ve done it all.

Livingston County and some surrounding areas. Not sure if you’re in our service area? Give us a call and we will let you know if we can get to you.

Our most common tree services include the complete removal of all debris from the site and proper disposal of the same.

Everything is recycled. Brush and branches are chipped and turned into landscaping materials. Trees are turned into chips or fuel.

Yes, you can. Typically if wood is left at the drop site in 8′ lengths you can even receive a discount on the project.

Yes. There is an additional minimal cost for this service.

If you elect to have your trees dropped which results in cost savings to you then you will have some dents in your lawn. Unless the tree is very large most dents disappear visually in a few weeks. Our most common service is tree dismantlement which results in very minimal lawn impact. We also mat lawns for customers who wish for no impact. This does result in additional costs.

Yes, we have workers compensation and liability insurance. Insurance protects our customers and our employees. Tree service is dangerous work. Make sure whoever does you tree work is insured

This depends on the type of tree, the tree’s health, and the desired outcome. Major pruning is typically performed while the tree is dormant in fall or winter.

A dangerous tree can be many things: too close to a home, leaning precariously, hollow on the inside, and/or with dangerously suspended branches. We recommend removing dangerous trees before they can do serious harm. There are also opportunities to remove a tree to improve the view and space of your property.