The Fastest Way to a Tree Service Quote
Text a photo to (224) 944-8652 and tell us your town. That's it. Most small jobs get a written price back from the photos alone. A big removal gets a free visit first, so the price is right.
The form on this page works too, and so does a phone call. Use whichever is easiest. The one exception is an emergency. If a tree is on a house, on a car or across a driveway, call.
What to Send for Each Kind of Job
A few good photos save a trip and get you a closer number.
- Tree removal: the whole tree, the base of the trunk, and whatever is under or next to it
- Trimming and pruning: the tree, plus a close shot of the limbs that bother you
- Stump grinding: the stump with a shovel or a shoe beside it for scale, and how many there are
- Storm damage: call first, then send photos of what came down and what it landed on
- For every job: your town, and how we'd get equipment into the yard
What Happens After You Reach Out
We look at what you sent and come back with a written flat price, or with a time to come see it if it's a large removal. Quotes are free either way, and there's no obligation.
If the price works, you pick a day. We work Monday through Saturday, 7am to 7pm, and Sunday by appointment. On the day, the crew does the job, chips the brush, hauls the wood and rakes up. How the number is worked out is on the pricing page.
Before You Book Tree Work
Two quick things that are worth doing first. Check with your village hall about a tree permit, since many Lake County villages require one for a removal. And for stump grinding, underground lines need to be marked, which is a free call to JULIE at 811.