FAQ

Yes, we are fully insured, which means it helps cover accidents that happen on your property, liability, worker’s compensation, and commercial auto. No hassle with us.

Yes, we haul everything that we trim off or debris that included in the estimate to the dump and our guys give their best to leave your yard as clean as possible.

Of course, the customer has the final saying, but we give a detailed consultation and estimate about what should be done from a professional standpoint. Sometimes the vision a customer has might damage the health of the tree. Worst case we do what we are asked for but include a waiver for damage to the tree done by special requests.

We want to be as transparent as possible. Our estimate is very detailed. With the increase in fuel prices, we had to cover our higher expenses. The fuel charge covers coming out for a free estimate, to service your trees, and also coming out a second time, if necessary.

The green waste dumps consider palm trees as unsuitable for regular green waste that becomes mulch. So, we must drive to a different dump that charges extra. Again, we want our prices as transparent as possible.

Of course, the customer has the final saying, but we give a detailed consultation and estimate about what should be done from a professional standpoint. Sometimes the vision a customer has might damage the health of the tree. Worst case we do what we are asked for but include a waiver for damage to the tree done by special requests.

A picture might give us a first impression of the work you want us to do. Nevertheless, we will come out to look at your location. A photo often lets us over- or underestimate the size of the tree. Also, the price is dependent on a lot of factors like accessibility, nearby hazards like powerlines or gas pipes. If we have to be more careful due to delicate plants or appliances around the service area, it will take us longer to get everything done proficiently. Unfortunately, we cannot evaluate all that by a picture. We don’t want you or us to be surprised negatively in the end and not get the job done right.

Usually, we come out promptly to look at your tree(s) the same or latest the next day. The estimate that we send via email takes also arrives usually in 24 hours. Please contact us, if you haven’t heard from us the next day. Sometimes there is a spelling mistake in the address, or it gets into the junk file. But we will never intentionally ignore you and your request.

After your approval we schedule depending on how busy the season and how your schedule is. From our side it varies from 1 to 7 days.

Usually, our experienced guys climb the tall trees to trim them. If the tree is to fragile, too dead, or has branches that cannot be climbed, we use a lift and/or a crane.

A dead or unwanted tree will be cut down in stages, so that neither persons get hurt, nor the landscape will get damaged. The stump will usually be ground down to 2 inches below soil level. If there are bigger roots, we can grind them, too. In areas that are not visible and not walked on, we sometimes do low cut only. )

In Arizona, including areas like Scottsdale, Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale, and Paradise Valley, the regulations regarding tree cutting or removal, especially on public property or within city easements, can vary significantly. Generally, you cannot cut down a tree in front of your house if it is located on public property or within a city right-of-way without obtaining proper permits from the local city or municipal government. Here are some general steps you should consider:

• Determine Ownership: Verify whether the tree is on your property or within a public right-of-way. Trees in front of your house but within city property lines often fall under municipal jurisdiction.
• Check Local Regulations: Contact your local city or municipal planning department to understand specific tree removal ordinances. Each city may have different rules about tree removal, especially for protected or heritage trees.
• Apply for Permits: If the tree is on public property or protected, you will likely need to apply for a permit. This process may require an arborist’s report or a valid reason for removal, such as the tree being diseased or hazardous.
• Hire Professionals: For safe and legal tree removal, it is advisable to hire certified arborists or professional tree service companies familiar with local laws and capable of handling the permit process.

To legally and safely trim a tree in front of your house in cities like Scottsdale, Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale, and Paradise Valley, Arizona, you need to determine if the tree is on your property or public land. If it’s on public property, you’ll likely need to check local ordinances and possibly obtain a permit from the city. It’s recommended to hire professional arborists to ensure the trimming adheres to legal and health standards of the tree. Always ensure compliance with local regulations to avoid potential fines and ensure the well-being of the tree.