tree service answers
1. How do you know if a tree needs to be removed?
There are many reasons that inform us on whether a tree needs to be removed. Some are visual and others are hidden. The best thing to do is call me, your Certified Arborist, I will come out and we will discuss it together. Call today for your free estimate.
2. How much does tree removal cost in Tampa?
The cost of tree removal in Tampa depends on multiple factors such as; location, danger level, access, etc. As your Certified Arborist you can trust that I will tell you the truth. Call now and set up a free estimate with me today.
3. Why is one tree removal quote higher than another.
Tree removal quotes vary based on equipment, crew size, complexity, and obstacles just to name a few. Call today to schedule your free estimate.
4. What is the difference between tree trimming and tree pruning?
The difference between trimming and pruning is subjective. These terms are often used interchangeably. Pruning is associated with the health of the tree, protecting or correcting the structure, reducing weight, and density in the canopy. Call now for a free in-person estimate.
5. Should a tree be removed or pruned?
Whether a tree should be removed or pruned relies heavily on the specific circumstances. Reasons such as placement on the property, history of branches, limbs or sections of the tree breaking off, damage that is either mechanical or natural influence the final decision. Give us a call today for a free in-person estimate.
6. When is tree removal urgent?
Tree removal is urgent when there is catastrophic structural failure. Several factors can contribute to that failure. Speaking with a Certified Arborist is important in determining the health and potential dangers of a tree. I will tell you the truth and give you my undivided attention. Call now to schedule an in-person estimate.
7. Do I need an arborist, or will a landscaper do?
Hiring a Certified Arborist is the right call for tree work. It is true that some arborist offer landscaping services, however, I am often called out to correct their work, like hacked trees. I think the better question is "who is doing the work and/or supervising the work?" When it comes to tree work hiring a Certified Arborist is the best practice. Call me now to set up a free in-person estimate.
8. What is an arborist report and when do I need one?
An aborist report will completely and effectively communicate both the client's concerns and the arborist's evaluation of those concerns and their observations. It will contain a course of action to resolve the situation. A couple of reasons you may need an Arborist report are: the completion of work without a permit in certain municipalities or if your insurance is threatening to drop for not complying to their instructions to resolve the matter. Call today to schedule a free in-person estimate.
9. Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Tampa?
In the city of Tampa you will need a permit to remove a tree. There are exceptions if the tree is a risk to you and your property. With an Arborist report from a Certified Arborist there are possible exemptions. The report must state that the tree removal is necessary. Each municipality is different in its requirements and all the details are not always available to someone outside the field. Call me today for a free in-person estimate.
10. What happens after tree removal, and what about the stump?
When a tree is removed the site is cleaned up and the debris is taken away (unless otherwise specified). The stump is cut as low to the ground as possible without running our tools into the dirt. If planned, the stump is then ground or in some cases left alone. Call me today for your free in-person estimate.
11. How often should trees be pruned in Tampa?
In Tampa, trees may be trimmed across a spectrum of time according to the clients desires and the needs of the tree. Every situation is different and the timing can range from two to ten years. Call today for a free in-person estimate.
12. What are the signs a tree is dangerous before a storm?
Signs of a dangerous tree before a storm can be few to many. Examples of that a tree is dangerous can be a leaning tree with an abnormal swell around the root system which indicates uprooting, cracks or separation in the union between limbs, broken and hanging limbs in the canopy, and heavily weighted dense foliage. Call today and set up your free in-person estimate.
13. What if I have several projects, can you provide multiple quotes?
As your trusted Certified Arborist, you can count on me to provide details for each of your requests and to offer expert opinion on matters that should take priority according to their urgency. I'll come up with a plan that works for both your budget and desired time frame. Call now to get on my calendar for your free, in-dept estimate.