Take a tape measure around the trunk, snap a couple photos, and answer a few questions. You'll know roughly what the job costs in about two minutes — then we hand it to one vetted local crew. Not five. One.
Takes about two minutes. No obligation, no sales call unless you want one.
Most tree companies make you wait days for someone to drive out and look. And most lead sites sell your number to everybody at once. We do neither.
Wrap a tape measure around the trunk about chest high. That one number does most of the work. Snap a few photos while you're out there.
What's underneath it, how close we can park, whether it's leaning. These are the things that actually move a tree price.
A real range on screen, right then. We pass it to one local crew who does this work every week, and they confirm on site.
Whole-tree takedowns, sectional rigging over roofs and fences, anything leaning where it shouldn't. We price the job and match you to a crew equipped for it.
Priced by the inch across the root flare, ground below grade so you can sod, plant, or build over it.
Limbs off the roof, canopies opened up, deadwood out before it comes down on its own.
Lumba doesn't cut trees. We price them, and we hand the job to a crew that does this every week. That's the whole business, and being clear about it is what lets us tell you the truth.
We're not going to guess at a number to win your click. If your tree is over a power line, split at the crotch, or somewhere a truck can't reach, the estimator says so and routes you to a crew instead of inventing a price we'd have to walk back.
And your phone number goes to one company. Every crew we refer has had its license and insurance checked first. If one of them treats you badly, tell us — we stop sending them work.