Tree work at home is really about everything around the tree — the roof, the lawn, the fence, the neighbor's shed. That's the part we're careful with.
Get My Free EstimateTight drops, roped sections, crane where needed. The tree comes down without taking anything with it.
Limbs off the roof, out of the gutters and away from the service line. Done properly, not topped.
Ground out and cleared so you can put lawn, patio or planting back where it was.
Deep-root feeding and assessment for the trees you want to keep — which is usually most of them.
Something down across the driveway or against the house. Call — our line is answered 24/7.
Most complaints about tree companies aren't about the tree. They're about the lawn afterwards.
High-tech equipment with a small footprint, matting where it's needed, and crews who care what the yard looks like when they leave.
Taking one tree down badly damages three others. Rigging and crane work exist precisely to stop that.
Hauled away, not stacked at the curb for you to deal with.
Tree work near a house carries real risk. We carry full insurance so it never becomes yours — certificate available on request.
Built for homeowners. A monthly walk of your property by people who know what a failing tree looks like — most tree emergencies were visible months earlier — plus credit that builds toward the work when it's needed.
Most of our work is residential, and most of it happens within a few feet of something that would be expensive to hit.
We come out, read the trees and the access, and tell you what actually needs doing. If the honest answer is "less than you thought", that is what you get.
Itemized and in writing before we start — what is included, whether the stump is in or out, and what happens to the wood. That number is what the invoice says.
We tell you where to park and what to expect for noise. Drop zones set, property protected, and the crew works to a plan rather than improvising.
Cleanup, then a walk round before we leave so anything missed gets sorted while the crew and the chipper are still on site.
On an open lot a mistake costs a fence panel. In a yard it costs a roof, a car or a conservatory, and homeowner policies are not generous about DIY tree work.
If something goes wrong it is our problem to put right. Ask any contractor for proof of insurance before they climb — we would rather you did.
An ISA Certified Arborist on staff means the recommendation is based on the tree's condition rather than on which job invoices higher.
Suburban work means shared fences, tight drives and cars that need moving. Planning that is part of the job, not an afterthought.
Yes, free and with no obligation, and the written price is what the final invoice says.
Usually. Where a machine cannot reach, the tree is climbed and rigged down by hand, or lifted out with a crane from the front.
Heavy equipment leaves tracks, especially on soft ground. We use the least invasive route that works and tell you in advance what it will cross.
Not usually, as long as we have access and have agreed the work in writing. Most homeowners like to be there for the walkthrough at the end.
Chipped and hauled as standard. If you want logs cut to firewood length and left, say so when we quote.
Yes. Storm damage and hazard trees are answered 24/7. See emergency tree service.
Hazardous or overgrown trees taken down in a controlled way around the house.
Clearance off the roof, deadwood out of the crown, weight off heavy limbs.
Ground out below grade so you can mow, plant or pave over it.
Feeding and monitoring for the trees you want to keep.
We'll come out, look at the tree and the ground around it, and give you a written price. No charge, no obligation.
Over 200 years of combined crew experience protecting properties across western North Carolina. ISA Certified Arborist on staff. Fully insured.
“I don't just do stumps, you know!”