Late winter to early spring is generally the best time for trimming or pruning since the tree is dormant, reducing stress on the tree. However, it depends on the tree type—some may be better pruned in summer or fall.

Signs that a tree may need removal include: Dead or decaying branches, leaning or instability, disease or infestation that is beyond treatment, roots causing damage to structures or sidewalks, and the tree is blocking important views or creating safety hazards.

Some municipalities and cities require permits for which we will obtain all necessary permits.

Costs vary depending on the size of the tree, the complexity of the job, and your location. Small tree pruning may cost $75–$300, while large tree removal can cost $500–$2,000 or more. Stump grinding typically adds an additional $100–$400, depending on the stump’s size.

The time required for tree removal depends on the size of the tree, location, and complexity of the job. Small trees can be removed in a few hours, while large or difficult-to-reach trees may take a full day or longer.

Yes, we offer many emergency services for fallen or dangerous trees, especially after storms or other events that may cause damage.