Selecting the right tree service can be tricky. We are a small team with a focus on providing the right care for your specific needs. We guarantee tailored services to your exact project, some of our larger competitors will likely give you one-size-fits-all solutions.

Owner Phil Jackson is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to tree care. Since our inception in 1965, we have been dedicated to listening to our clients and meeting them where they are at in order to best serve the community.

Trees should be removed if they pose a safety risk due to disease, decay, instability, or significant structural damage. Additionally, if a tree is dead, dying, or severely diseased beyond recovery, removal may be necessary to prevent hazards to property or people.

Trees should typically be pruned every 1-3 years, depending on their age, species, and health. Regular pruning helps maintain tree structure, promote healthy growth, and reduce the risk of disease or damage. We recommend consulting with us first to determine the best pruning schedule for your specific trees.

Our tree removal process is carefully planned and executed to minimize any potential damage to your property. We use specialized equipment and techniques to safely remove trees while ensuring the protection of surrounding structures and landscapes.

No, tree topping is not recommended. It can lead to various issues such as weak regrowth, increased susceptibility to disease, and aesthetic problems. Instead, consider proper pruning techniques to maintain the health and structure of your trees while preserving their natural beauty.

After completing a job, we ensure thorough cleanup of the work area. This includes removing debris, branches, and any remaining tree parts. We use equipment such as chippers to process larger debris and haul away the waste responsibly. Our goal is to leave your property tidy and free of any tree-related mess.

When considering tree removal, prioritize safety by assessing potential risks to people and property. Ensure the tree's health is thoroughly evaluated; removal may be necessary for dead, diseased, or structurally compromised trees. Seek our professional advice to determine the best course of action.