Your free written estimate
Someone comes to the property, looks the tree over, and leaves you an itemized price, whether it's a removal, a trim or a stump to grind. Phones are answered day and night.
What helps when you first call
A rough idea of the tree's height, what's nearby (your house, a fence line, overhead power lines), and what you'd like done. A street-side photo is a bonus, but not needed to get started. Ring (737) 252-6633, or use the form beside this text, and you'll hear back from us before the day is out.
What you'll see on the day
The estimator usually turns up a day or two after you call. They'll walk the property with you and check how the tree leans, what the root flare looks like, whether there's decay, where the drop zone would be and how to get equipment in. Then they'll tell you plainly what the tree needs and what it doesn't.
What's written on the sheet
Each item gets its own line, so the sheet sits comfortably next to anyone else's quote. You'll see the bucket or climbing work, rigging across fences and roofs, chipping and hauling away every piece we cut, stump grinding if you've asked for it, raking the lawn, a crane if the job needs one, and a note on whether the city wants a permit, which covers protected and heritage trees. Anything missing from the sheet won't appear on the bill either.
What happens next, and when
The written price holds for 30 days. Approve it and we'll put the job on the calendar; nothing is owed as a deposit before that point. The estimate itself costs nothing, and you're welcome to collect another from someone else. We'd honestly rather you compare and pick us than feel cornered.
Is the tree on the house right now?
Use the word emergency on the call, and a crew is sent in order of urgency, with the paperwork catching up afterward.
Where we come out
Estimates are free in Georgetown, in Sun City, Round Rock and Leander, and throughout Williamson County and the rest of Central Texas. The service areas page lists every town and neighborhood.