Tree Service FAQs

Call our office or submit the online request form. We’ll confirm your address, goals, and access notes, then set a
visit time to walk the property together and provide a written quote on the spot.

Most estimates are booked within 24–48 hours. Work is scheduled based on scope, weather, and equipment needs;
safety issues and storm damage are prioritized.

Yes. We review species, structure, targets (homes, screens, driveways), access paths, and your goals before recommending pruning or removal.

Absolutely. We can coordinate by phone, email, or text—whatever’s easiest for you.

Yes—ANSI A300 for pruning and ANSI Z133 for safety. Our work is overseen by ISA-informed leadership so cuts and rigging
protect long-term tree health and nearby structures.

We plan access, use ground-protection mats, and rig sections down in controlled pieces. Spotters are posted near
screens, fences, A/C units, and service lines.

When it reduces risk and lawn impact—e.g., over homes or pool cages, limited drop zones, or storm-compromised wood.
If a crane isn’t the best fit, we’ll outline a rigging plan that meets the same protection goals.

Yes—on-site estimates are free and include a clear written scope and price. Arborist letters or formal reports are available on request.

Typical projects use a small deposit (often 10–25%) with the balance due at completion and your approval. We accept common payment methods and can note terms on your proposal.

Your written estimate lists pruning or removal scope, protection measures, debris haul-away, and any add-ons like same-day stump grinding or chip haul-away.

Requirements vary by city, species, size, and condition. We’ll advise on the current rules and help with any paperwork if it’s required in your area.

Yes—scope notes, photos, and certificates of insurance (COIs) are available to support HOA submissions.

Yes—General Liability and Workers’ Compensation. COIs are available on request.

Often, yes—depending on access and schedule. Ask about pairing stump grinding with your removal for one tidy visit.

Leave chips neatly mounded to settle, request chip haul-away with backfill, or choose a replant-ready finish with topsoil grading.

Stump grinders work below grade and can damage unseen utilities. Please mark private lines where known; we’ll call out locates where applicable and grind with care in sensitive areas.

We cover most of Seminole and Orange counties. See the full Service Areas page for a current list,
or call to check your address—we’re happy to help.