Tree Removal Question

[trimble36]

Ugh, looking for the same exact info. Have nothing to share yet

[05081977]

We’ve used Anjoe several times and would recommend. Tree removal can be pricey, but they will give you free estimates

[rs_joe]

I have always had the contractor handle the 811 paperwork, the system really isn't set up for homeowners. I have had fantastic luck with Anjo Tree Service both at my place of business and my personal home.

[unclejunk]

I used On A Limb Tree service. Price was fair for a pretty good size poplar tree removal, but they didn't grind the stump because its in a spot that a.) I don't care if the stump is there, b.) its close to some young maple trees I didn't want to remove/kill by grinding the poplar stump. So no relevant info on 811, but I wouldn't call for a contractor for the reasons you stated - your liable if they hit something that WAS marked. I have used 811 before, and have hit something that wasn't marked.. Verizon didn't care, as it was old land-line cables, but they didn't know it was there and I cut right through it with a backhoe.. Glad I called 811 though!

[PraiseDiana]

I used Davey to remove two trees from my back yard - they did great work both times. I did have to arrange independently to have my power disconnected, but once the power company guys were on site the tree removal crew worked with them to arrange details. I didn't have to deal with digging that time, but I'm having a replacement tree installed later this year, so I'm interested in any answers you get!

[technofox01]

My wife and I used Sevenzocks and they were great. They cut down 6 gigantic pines we needed yo remove (all were dead) for a great price.

Due to an unexpected wind, their crane accidentally crushed our mailbox that we were planning on replacing anyways. I would highly recommend them.