Tree FAQ
What should I do when looking for a tree care service?
- Ask for insurance certificates, including proof of worker's compensation and liability for personal and property damage. Then, contact the insurance company to confirm the policy is up-to-date. In certain situations, you can be held financially responsible if an uninsured worker is injured on your property or if the worker damages a neighbor's property.
- Ask for local customer references. Take a look at some of the work performed by the company, and if possible, talk with former clients. Experience, education and a great reputation are signs of a good tree service.
- Don't rush your decision because you are promised a discount if you sign an agreement now. Be sure you understand the specific work that will be performed and the amount for each service provided. Generally it is not a good idea to pay in full until the work is completed.
