I'm looking for someone to cut down and remove about 6 pine trees from my property....suggestions?
Tree removal
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My next door neighbor just recently told me that she used Haven House (apparently they have a landscape business) to cut down a big dead tree in her backyard. She was very pleased with the service and the price.
We used Fritz Bros a few years ago. They were very good, but also pretty pricey. They were bought out by Valley Crest, but I heard recently that they are now doing business under the Fritz Brothers name again.
We used Fritz Bros a few years ago. They were very good, but also pretty pricey. They were bought out by Valley Crest, but I heard recently that they are now doing business under the Fritz Brothers name again.
Do you have any contact information for Haven House? I'm not familiar with who they are. Thanks.
I'm afraid I don't. However, they have opened up some type of thrift store and mission services (at least that's what I think it is) right next to Redfish Exteriors on 98. I'm assuming that they are all the same Haven House. Information probably has a number for them.
No matter who you use, be sure to check that the business is insured. A pine tree can do some major damage to a house if it falls on it.
Definitely! It was scary how many times you'd see two guys and their chainsaws in an unmarked pick-up roaming around looking to do tree work after Ivan, and even scarier how many people hired them without checking to see if they're properly licensed and insured.
I used some of those questionable guys in old pick ups after hurricane Ivan and they definately knew what they were doing.