FAQs
What’s the difference between tree trimming and tree pruning?
Tree trimming improves the tree’s appearance by shaping overgrown areas, while pruning removes dead, diseased, or unsafe branches to enhance the tree's overall health, structure, and safety.
When is the best time to remove a tree?
Trees can be removed year-round, but dormant seasons are ideal. Immediate removal is recommended if the tree is dead, diseased, leaning, or poses a risk to property or people.
Can I schedule a one-time service, or is a maintenance plan required?
Yes, we offer both. Whether you need a one-time tree service or prefer seasonal maintenance, we customize our work to suit your property’s needs and preferences.
How long does stump grinding usually take?
Most stump grinding jobs take one to two hours, depending on the stump size and root depth. We grind below the surface and leave the area clean and ready.
What equipment do you use for tree removal?
We use professional equipment, such as chainsaws, cranes, stump grinders, and chippers. Each job is handled safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption to your surrounding property.
Do you haul away all debris after a job?
We clean up all brush, limbs, and debris after each service. We can also chip materials on-site or haul everything away, leaving your property tidy and clear.
Is tree work dangerous to my property?
Tree work involves risk, but our trained crew uses proper techniques, equipment, and safety protocols to protect your home, landscape, and structures during every job stage.
Can unhealthy trees be saved through pruning?
Yes, in many cases. Pruning removes damaged or diseased limbs and helps stimulate new, healthy growth. We assess the tree’s condition and recommend the best approach for recovery.