Questions To Ask Your Tree Service Contractor

There is no doubt that tree care requires experience and precision. One wrong move can cause significant damage not just to your trees, but to your property, as well. Some jobs are just too difficult to handle for an average homeowner that is why the help of a seasoned tree company is required. But the next thing you need to look for is a tree company that will provide you with excellent service. How do you know they are the best company for the job?  It is essential to ask these questions the company you wish to hire, to get the value for your money.
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Do they insurance and proof of their work contract?
You shouldn't just let anyone handle one of the most dangerous jobs there is. Some homeowners make a mistake of hiring a company who isn't insured only to be liable for damages incurred in their property. If anyone gets injured while they are in your property and they don't have insurance to cover it, you will be responsible for the cost.

Are they certified?
Always be on the safe side and hire only a company with an arborist certified by an International Society of Arboriculture or accredited by a Tree Care Industry Association Accredited  Business.

Do they have references?
A reputable service-based company should be happy to share a list of clients they have served in the past. Look for the most recent references because they are the ones who experienced the current service they offer.

Can they offer a detailed estimate?
Get estimates from at least three potential tree companies before signing a contract. The estimate should detail information about the work involved, the timeline of the project, and the total project cost.

What equipment will they use?
A skilled tree service company will not just use any equipment on your landscape. It is essential to let them know about objects in your yard that are prone to damage so that they can take proper measures. You should also ask them about the clean-up process and what it includes. They should make sure your area is neat after the project.

How much time do they need to finish the project?
You can see this information in the estimate. You can hold them responsible if there is a delay with the completion of the task.

Do they seem professional?
It is easy to miss important details when you are not looking at them. Look at the small but essential information to find out if they are professional or not. Notice if their trucks and equipment are well-maintained because it means they give importance to the things they use in the job. Make time to check their website as well because this will give you an idea of their services and give you additional information about the company.

Are they an experienced company?
If you trust an amateur tree company to complete a large-scale project, you may end up spending a lot because if they make a mistake, you have to redo it and pay again for the same job.

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