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Problem tree? Tell us about it.

Removal, trimming, a stubborn stump or storm damage. Share a few details about your tree and someone from the team can follow up with you about your request.

  • Removal
  • Trimming
  • Stumps
  • Storm damage

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A few quick questions

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Common tree jobs

From one limb to the whole tree

Tell us what you need in the form at the top of the page. Not sure what the tree needs? Just describe what you see.

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Tree removal

For trees that are dead, leaning or simply in the wrong spot.

  • Dead trees
  • Leaning trees
  • Close to the house
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Trimming and pruning

For branches that hang over the roof, rub against the siding or block the light.

  • Over the roof
  • Dead branches
  • Shaping
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Stump grinding

For stumps that were left behind and are still in the way.

  • Single stumps
  • Several stumps
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Storm damage cleanup

For split trunks, hanging limbs or trees on the ground after bad weather. If it feels urgent, mention it in the form.

  • Fallen trees
  • Hanging limbs
  • Split trunks

A limb hanging over the roof. A trunk split by the last storm. A stump the mower keeps finding. Tell us which one and share a few details.

How it works

Three simple steps

A short form and a few details about the job. That is all it takes to get started.

  1. Answer a few questions

    Say what you need and how soon. Then add your ZIP code, name and number.

  2. Someone follows up

    A member of the team may reach out using the details you share to learn more about the job.

  3. Talk about next steps

    Go over the options for your tree and decide what works for you.

Worth a closer look

Signs a tree needs attention

Seeing one of these around your property? It is a good time to have someone take a look.

  • Leaning more than before

    A new or growing lean, especially toward the house, drive or street.

  • Dead or hanging branches

    Bare limbs in a green canopy, or broken ones caught up in the tree.

  • Cracks in the trunk

    Deep splits, open seams or bark peeling away from the wood.

  • Branches over the roof

    Limbs resting on shingles, gutters or close to the house.

  • Mushrooms at the base

    Fungus growing on the trunk or roots can point to decay inside.

  • Roots lifting the ground

    Soil heaving or cracking on one side of the tree after wind or rain.

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Ready when you are

The form is at the top of the page. A few quick answers is all it takes to share your request.

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  • Tree touching power lines? Please stay well away from it and contact your local utility company.