We connect North Country homeowners with a vetted, insured local tree professional. When you call, you reach the partner company serving your area.
Here’s What That Means in Practice
You tell us what’s going on through the quote form — town, service needed, and ideally a couple of photos of the tree and what’s around it. We follow up with a real estimate range based on tree size, species, access, and anything complicating the job, not a guess. The tree professional serving your area then handles the work directly — the climbing, the cutting, the cleanup, and any conversation that comes up on site. You’re dealing with the people actually doing the job.
Why We Vet on Insurance, Not Licensing
New York doesn’t operate a statewide license for tree service contractors, so unlike an electrician, there’s no license number to check. What we verify is current liability insurance — the thing that actually matters if a limb damages your roof, your fence, or a neighbor’s yard mid-job. We confirm this before sending anyone your way, and you’re welcome to ask for proof directly too.
What We’re Not
We’re not the crew climbing your tree, and we’re not an insurance company or a law firm. Anything we publish about insurance claims or property responsibility is general information meant to help you ask better questions — not advice specific to your situation. See our Terms of Service for the full picture.
Why This Model Works for You
Because we’re not a single crew stretched across five towns, we can match the right partner to your specific job — a big crane removal is a different skill set than routine trimming, and we’d rather connect you with whoever’s actually best suited to what you need than force every job through one team’s schedule and equipment list.