About Our Tree Service in Mountain Home, AR
Tree Service Mountain Home is a small, insured tree crew that removes, trims and clears trees for homeowners and landowners in Mountain Home, AR. This page explains who we are, how we work, and what you can expect from the first phone call to the last rake stroke.
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- Flat upfront pricing
- Insured
- Free estimates
- We sweep up before we leave
Who are we?
We're tree people who work in the hills around the lakes. Most of our days are spent on the jobs this area hands out: dead red oaks over roofs, cedar crowding a pasture, pines leaning over a lake cabin, and a lot of storm cleanup after ice and wind.
We keep the company small on purpose. The person who gives you the estimate is on the job, and the crew knows what was promised.
How do we work on your property?
- We walk it with you first. You see what we see, and we point out problems you might not know about.
- You get one written price. It covers cutting, hauling and cleanup. It doesn't change unless you add work.
- We protect what's around the tree. Ropes, rigging and plywood mats keep logs off roofs and trucks off soft lawns.
- We clean up. Chips, sawdust and small twigs get raked and blown off the lawn, the beds and the driveway.
What do we know about local trees?
Plenty, and most of it learned the hard way. We know oak decline and the borers that follow it, how shallow the roots run in cherty soil, why Bradford pears split, how bagworms brown out cedars, and how pine bark beetles move through stands after a dry summer. We know to keep fresh cuts off oaks in spring because of oak wilt.
That knowledge is what lets us tell you, honestly, whether a tree needs to come down or just needs a trim.
What won't we do?
We won't top a tree. We won't climb with spikes on a tree that's staying, because spike holes let disease in. We won't cut on Corps shoreline without a permit, and we won't tell you a tree has to go if it doesn't.
What areas and properties do we take on?
Our jobs range from a single dead pine in a town lot to several acres of cedar on rural land. We do a lot of work on lake homes, where slopes, docks and Corps boundaries all have to be thought through before the first cut, and on older homes near the middle of town where big oaks have grown right up against the roof line. No job is too small to get a real estimate.
We also work with real estate agents, home inspectors and insurance adjusters who need a tree problem fixed or documented before a closing or a claim. If you need a written description of the work for someone else, just ask.
What happens after you call?
We call back, ask a few questions, and set a time to come out. At the visit we walk the trees with you, talk through the options, and write down the price. If you say yes, we put you on the schedule and call the day before. On the work day we set up, do the job, clean up, and walk the yard with you again before we leave.
Why does insurance matter when hiring a tree crew?
Tree work is dangerous, and an uninsured crew that drops a limb on your house or gets hurt in your yard can leave you with the bill. We carry liability insurance and will send proof before the job. Ask every company you call for the same thing.
Want to talk it over?
Call us. Tell us what's going on with your trees and we'll set up a free visit.
Call (870) 706-3112