Prescott Tree Removal
Need a tree removed in Prescott AZ? Our team of highly qualified tree slashers will be there to excavate your unwanted tree. Prescott Tree Service has been serving the Tri-City area for more than 15 years, earning us a reputation of quality and integrity. We are a licensed and insured team of tree specialists that can get the tough job done. We have served Northern Arizona's tree needs proudly and professionally with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. We guarantee it! Our job is not done until you are satisfied. Give the tree surgeons a call today and get your free instant quote on all of your tree care needs.
A Cut Above the RestThe tree cutting industry is filled with hazards and liabilities. Many companies will not attempt certain jobs because there is to much liability.
We pride ourselves in doing the trickiest jobs with quality and integrity. Our team is experienced and qualified to see potential issues and deal with them accordingly. |
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Pricing
As with all of our tree solutions, we strive to maintain a competitive and fair price for all jobs. We promise the utmost quality in our work to ensure your satisfaction and safety of our team.
Our tree removal costs are estimated on a per-customer basis and are variable due to the unique nature of each job. If similar tree companies quote the same job at a lower price, ask what they are compromising on to get that price. We always promise that we will give you the best service at the most competitive price. We offer free estimates with no obligation to buy. Your free instant quote is just moments away, give us a call!
Our tree removal costs are estimated on a per-customer basis and are variable due to the unique nature of each job. If similar tree companies quote the same job at a lower price, ask what they are compromising on to get that price. We always promise that we will give you the best service at the most competitive price. We offer free estimates with no obligation to buy. Your free instant quote is just moments away, give us a call!
Qualified and Insured
We always guarantee an easy and smooth transaction with all our customers. A part of our 100% satisfaction guarantee is your peace of mind and comfort when you choose to work with Prescott Tree Service. We are a fully insured company and we promise every customer that we go above and beyond to make sure their property is protected.
The tree removal industry can be dangerous, especially when personal property and powerlines are nearby. That is why we take tree removal safety very seriously, we go the extra mile to insure you have no liability.
The tree removal industry can be dangerous, especially when personal property and powerlines are nearby. That is why we take tree removal safety very seriously, we go the extra mile to insure you have no liability.
Safety
Our customers know that we are the tree safety pros. If you have a question about a tree, we are available to give you our opinion. Here are some frequently asked tree removal questions for those who are wondering if they should hire a tree expert.
1. Q: What kind of trees can I remove myself?
A: A general guideline for DIY tree removal is if you need a latter or not. If you need a latter to remove limbs, then you should consult a local tree specialist for their assistance. If you do not need a latter, you are most likely able to do it yourself. Be cognizant of where you stand while cutting limbs, (especially with a chainsaw) the last thing you want is to incur an injury and rack up medical charges. Hiring a tree removal team would cost much less.
2. Q: If the tree is small enough for me to do, what is the easiest way for me to remove it?
A: First and foremost, make sure you have the proper safety equipment. (gloves, eye protection, ear protection if you use a chainsaw) It is highly encouraged to seek the advice of an arboriculturist before undertaking this task. Making sure the tree is watered and moisturized the day before. This will help the surrounding soil to soften and make uprooting easier. Next, dig around the tree’s roots (usually they spread as wide as the tree’s canopy) and use a source of leverage to remove the root ball. The tree can then be either transplanted if all roots are intact, or it can be sawed into smaller pieces and disposed. Again, consulting a qualified tree authority is highly encouraged.
3. Q: What if I am cutting it down and not uprooting the tree?
A: Follow the same steps, stopping after moisturizing the soil. Before any sort of cutting begins, analyze which way the tree will fall and secure the area that it will land on. Ensure that you have a safe place to stand when the tree falls over. Cut into the tree downward at a steep angle until you have cut about a quarter of the way into the tree’s diameter (the direction that you make the cut is the direction you want the tree to fall). Then, from the other side, cut in horizontally until you meet the slanted cut on the other side. Stand back in a safe place while the tree falls. Next, the stump can be removed by following the steps in question 2 by digging around the root and removing the root ball. Another way of removing the stump is to hire a wood chipping team or rent one from your local hardware store. If you have any complications, always reach out to your local subject matter expert.
Give our team of tree doctors a call!
1. Q: What kind of trees can I remove myself?
A: A general guideline for DIY tree removal is if you need a latter or not. If you need a latter to remove limbs, then you should consult a local tree specialist for their assistance. If you do not need a latter, you are most likely able to do it yourself. Be cognizant of where you stand while cutting limbs, (especially with a chainsaw) the last thing you want is to incur an injury and rack up medical charges. Hiring a tree removal team would cost much less.
2. Q: If the tree is small enough for me to do, what is the easiest way for me to remove it?
A: First and foremost, make sure you have the proper safety equipment. (gloves, eye protection, ear protection if you use a chainsaw) It is highly encouraged to seek the advice of an arboriculturist before undertaking this task. Making sure the tree is watered and moisturized the day before. This will help the surrounding soil to soften and make uprooting easier. Next, dig around the tree’s roots (usually they spread as wide as the tree’s canopy) and use a source of leverage to remove the root ball. The tree can then be either transplanted if all roots are intact, or it can be sawed into smaller pieces and disposed. Again, consulting a qualified tree authority is highly encouraged.
3. Q: What if I am cutting it down and not uprooting the tree?
A: Follow the same steps, stopping after moisturizing the soil. Before any sort of cutting begins, analyze which way the tree will fall and secure the area that it will land on. Ensure that you have a safe place to stand when the tree falls over. Cut into the tree downward at a steep angle until you have cut about a quarter of the way into the tree’s diameter (the direction that you make the cut is the direction you want the tree to fall). Then, from the other side, cut in horizontally until you meet the slanted cut on the other side. Stand back in a safe place while the tree falls. Next, the stump can be removed by following the steps in question 2 by digging around the root and removing the root ball. Another way of removing the stump is to hire a wood chipping team or rent one from your local hardware store. If you have any complications, always reach out to your local subject matter expert.
Give our team of tree doctors a call!
Emergency Prevention
Having to deal with an emergency tree removal can be a pain. The most effective way to prevent an emergency removal is to not need it at all.
Our tree experts can spot a potential emergency. Call us to get a qualified tree professional to take a look at your potential need. Are your trees posing a potential fire hazard? We can remove limbs that may be dying or dead with our tree trimming and pruning service! Trimming your trees can increase the trees wind resistance, bolster overall strength, and reduce potential fire hazard.
Our tree experts can spot a potential emergency. Call us to get a qualified tree professional to take a look at your potential need. Are your trees posing a potential fire hazard? We can remove limbs that may be dying or dead with our tree trimming and pruning service! Trimming your trees can increase the trees wind resistance, bolster overall strength, and reduce potential fire hazard.
Locations
We serve Prescott and surrounding areas but if you have questions regarding if we can make it to your location, call us and we will do our best to make sure we can accommodate your tree care needs.
Have any other tree needs? Make sure to stop by our other timber care solution pages!
Have any other tree needs? Make sure to stop by our other timber care solution pages!