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An arborist walks your property, explains what each tree actually needs, and puts the whole scope in writing. No obligation, no travel charge, no pressure.
- Free, alwaysNo charge for the visit and no travel fee anywhere in our service area.
- No obligationTake the written scope to any contractor you like. That is genuinely fine.
- Somebody who has to stand under itAn arborist who will tell you the tree needs nothing, if that is the answer.
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(512) 555-0142What happens after you submit
- 1Call or request onlineTell us what you are looking at. If it is an emergency we dispatch straight away. If not, we book a free on-site visit, usually within two to three days.
- 2Walk the property togetherAn arborist inspects each tree with you, explains what it actually needs, and tells you plainly if the answer is that it needs nothing.
- 3Get it in writingA written scope listing every tree and the specific work planned on it. Nothing is agreed on a handshake, and nothing changes unless you approve the change first.
- 4We work and clean upThe crew arrives when we said, works to ANSI A300 standards, hauls everything away and walks the finished job with you before the truck leaves.
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About the visit
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. On-site estimates are free everywhere in our service area, there is no travel charge, and there is no obligation to book afterwards. The only paid work of this kind is a formal written arborist report for a permit, an insurance claim or litigation, which is a separate professional service we scope with you before the visit.
Do I need to be home for the estimate?
It helps a great deal but it is not essential. If the trees are accessible from outside a locked gate we can assess and email the scope through. Being there means the arborist can explain what they are seeing and answer questions on the spot, which is usually worth the twenty minutes.
How long does an estimate take?
Twenty to forty minutes for a typical residential property, longer if there are many trees or a risk assessment is involved. You get the written scope by email the same day or the next morning, itemised tree by tree.
Can you assess from photos?
For simple jobs, sometimes. A single small tree in an open yard can often be assessed from two or three clear photos including one showing the base and one from far enough back to judge height. Anything near a structure, or any question about risk, needs eyes on it.