Treeco Solutions

It went very well, there were a few things that happened that were unpredictable but clearly not the contractors fault. All in all, they did a great job. I would definitely recommend them.

Excellent. Great work and very professional!

The work that they did was really great. They were very friendly and personable at first. But once I paid them it is like a switch flipped. They didn't finish the work that I was most concerned with and they did not call me back. I was even going to have them take a tree once they came back so they would have made even more money once they came back. I was just upset that now it seems like they are hiding from me. I just want to know what is going on, if they are busy I understand, but a simple text message or call to let me know would have been appreciated. It just seems a little shady that once I paid them they stopped working on the trees and now won't return my phone calls. My word of advice is do not pay anyone until the work is complete.

The gentleman was excellent. He came out immediately. He was literally on his way to a family barbecue but he stopped and came out of his way to help me out. He didn't even have a reporter form with him, so he had to write the information down on a piece of paper with his wife's pen. It was really reassuring. He was awesome. He had the crew here early the next morning. They did the work in an hour. It was a big tree. I hadn't realized that it had died. They were quick. I would highly recommend them and would use them again in the future if necessary.

I bought a little one story frame house in 1994 that had two gorgeous pines in the back. The trees were huge then. I'd been cutting limbs off from time to time as they began to scratch the roof. One was about 3 feet from the house. The other was about 3 feet from my neighbor's garage. I have to admit the beginning with Treeco didn't start well - When I first decided I was going to go with Treeco I had difficulty getting a response - i.e. I had to call 2 times to get the insurance and license info faxed to me within the first week, and getting a schedule set. So I did not have high hopes to start, due to poor communication. Hoping to move things along I went ahead and found and contacted the owner of the vacant property near mine and got permission so they could access their property to remove the trees. After a week, seeing that I was getting no response to phone calls (just "he'll call you in a few days") I called a different company who had a similar bid and a start date ready and was about to change and sign up with them. A few days later a Treeco rep called me and I told them that I'd contacted another company with a similar bid and I would go with them. When the owner, Jon Appling, found out about this he immediately called and arranged to meet with me personally to look at the site and from then on he took over the matter and kept me up to date with everything that was going on. He was polite and professional and I knew the job would get done timely once he got involved. These were two HUGE pines, over 100' tall each, on a 75' square lot, surrounded closely by houses, garages and sheds spaced very close together. You couldn't begin to get your arms around one. I'd say easily four feet in diameter at the base. There was barely enough room for their equipment to get through. One of the trees was crossed by power lines and they coordinated the cut off of power with my Cleco and my neighbor in order to fell it. The equipment involved a gigantic crane and experienced, skillful climbers carrying huge saws, a giant loader to cart all the brush and limbs off, a skid steer loader to get it to the truck, many people, working in dangerous conditions, and was completed in about 3 days. The trees were mostly gone the first day - the second day involved the tree with the power line through it, day 3 was stump grinding. I'd just planted a baby Satsuma in the back and they even dug it up to save it because it was too close to the pines. I told them they could stomp on it, but they saved it, though that wasn't in the contract. It's in the front yard now. There were other bushes in the back that I was sure were going to be sacrificed to the effort, but though bent a little (also newly planted and given explicit permission to destroy them if necessary), they're still hardy and healthy. They took care of everything I'd wanted and then some and I couldn't be more pleased with the result. Very highly recommended. A+!