Question 1

How fast can you get to a tree emergency in Oxford?

Accepted Answer

Storm and hazard calls are answered around the clock. Crews stage in Oxford, so most Lafayette County addresses see a truck the same day, and calls inside the city limits are usually reached within a couple of hours once the wind drops enough to work safely.

Question 2

Do you charge for an estimate?

Accepted Answer

No. On-site estimates are free and the price is written down before any saw runs. We walk the property with you, mark what comes down, and note access, drop zones and cleanup so nothing is added later.

Question 3

Can you give a price over the phone?

Accepted Answer

For a small stump or a single limb, often yes. For anything near a roof, a fence or a power line we need eyes on the drop zone, the lean and the truck access before quoting, because those three things drive most of the cost.

Question 4

Are you licensed and insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes. General liability and workers compensation are carried on every crew, and a certificate can be sent directly to you, your insurance adjuster or your HOA before work begins.

Question 5

Do you work with insurance claims after storm damage?

Accepted Answer

Regularly. We photograph the failure, itemize the work in writing and can talk directly with your adjuster. Emergency mitigation to stop further damage is typically covered even before a claim is finalized.

Question 6

What happens to the wood and debris?

Accepted Answer

Everything is hauled off by default: logs, brush and grindings. If you want the wood cut to firewood length and stacked, or the chips left for mulch beds, say so during the estimate and we will leave it that way at no extra charge.

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What Happens After You Call

We answer, day or night

Free on-site walk

Written price, no pressure

Crew, cut, cleanup

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