How This Started

I grew up around trees. Not in some poetic way—I was in the industry as a kid, learning the trade from people who actually cared about how the work was done. That stuck with me. When I moved back from California a few years ago, I had a choice: find a job or try to build something. I decided to start my own tree service.

The first jobs were small. The learning curve was steep in ways that had nothing to do with climbing or cutting. I learned fast that customers wanted two things: someone who knew what they were doing, and someone who wouldn't disappear after the estimate. The guys getting the big contracts weren't necessarily the best arborists—they were the ones people trusted to show up and finish what they promised.

That became the whole point. Every job I take, I'm the one who talks to you first and the one who handles the work. No middleman. No disconnect between the estimate and execution. You get consistency from day one.

What Experience Taught Us

Exceptional service starts before the saw comes out. I talk to every customer about what they actually need—not what sounds impressive. I've walked through enough yards to know that a homeowner's real concern isn't the technical method; it's whether their property will be respected and the job done cleanly. When you're doing the estimate yourself, you listen better. You remember details. You show up ready.

Quality work doesn't have to be expensive. I've built this on the belief that good arboriculture and reasonable prices can exist together. It means I'm selective about efficiency. It means I'm not padding invoices. It means you get the benefit of someone who learned the trade young and has been doing it long enough to cut through the noise.

The personal accountability piece changes everything else. When you're the estimator and the executor, you can't hand off your mistakes. You can't blame someone else's crew for doing it wrong. You end up caring deeply about the planning phase because you're the one living with the consequences. That's not a philosophy—that's just how it works when the work is yours.

What It Feels Like to Work With Us

You talk to the same person who will be there with the equipment. That person listens the first time. You'll notice we ask questions instead of giving you a standard pitch. The job gets done on time and clean. No surprises on the invoice. When the work is finished, the difference is visible—not just in the trees, but in your yard.

If you've been putting off getting work done because past contractors left you feeling uneasy, or if you want someone who actually knows tree work and will treat your property like it matters—reach out. We'll talk through what you need and show you exactly how it gets handled.