Light tree trimming
I cut back low limbs that hang over your yard, walkways, or driveway. This is ground-level work with pole tools on small and medium branches, the stuff that smacks you in the face when you mow or scrapes the truck in the driveway.
What's included
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Low limbs over the lawn Raised so mowing does not mean ducking, usually to about head height or a bit above.
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Walkways and driveways Branches over the sidewalk, porch, or drive cut back so people and vehicles clear them.
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Small stuff hauled What I cut gets stacked or hauled off, not left in the yard.
What I will not touch, on purpose
I stay on the ground. No climbing, no big removals, no ladders into the canopy, and absolutely nothing near a power line. If your job needs a bucket truck, a chainsaw crew, or an arborist, I will tell you straight that it is beyond me, because a teenager with a pole saw pretending otherwise is how people get hurt.
That honesty cuts both ways: most yards do not need a tree crew. They need the low stuff cleaned up so the yard is usable, and that I do well.
Questions people ask
How high can you trim?
Ground-level work with pole tools, so realistically limbs up to around twelve feet. Above that you want a proper tree service, and I will say so.
Do you remove trees?
No. Removals, large limbs, and anything near power lines belong with an insured tree crew.
What happens to the branches?
Small material gets stacked neatly or hauled off, whichever we agree on.
Want this handled?
Text me your address and I will come look at the yard and give you a flat price per visit.