1. Describe the tree
Use the form for your name, email, the service, and a short description. Phone, property location, and a preferred date are optional. A date on the form does not reserve a crew.
2. We check the request
A name, a real email, and a description of the tree are required. If a field is missing, the page points to it. Sending the same form again updates the same request.
3. You hear back
When email is working, the request is sent to our mailbox and your address is used for the reply. If email is not available, the page says the request was saved and was not emailed. Call or write us in that case. A saved request is not a scheduled job.
4. The quote follows the facts
Size, condition, what the tree could hit, access, cleanup, and any Tampa permit question all belong in the quote. Climbing, a bucket, a grinder, or a crane is chosen for that job. It is not promised on the page.
5. Price and schedule are separate
There is no rate card. The price is in the quote, with the scope named. Work starts after you accept it. Weather, access, and permits can move the day.
6. Cleanup matches the quote
Chip and leave, haul away, or cut to firewood lengths — whichever the quote says. Roof, fence, or irrigation repair is included only if the quote says so.