Like so many other people, we have a Bradford Pear tree in our front yard that (over the years) had become large enough to do damage if it fell on our house. We contacted Tree Away for a "trim job". They did a very professional job. The tree is "down to size" and no longer endangers the front of our house. The cleanup was very thorough. Tree Away did such a good job I referred two other people to them as well. Great results for them as well. Thanks Tree Away!

Date of Posting: 07 June 2010
Posted By: John Heskett

I want to thank you again for the great job you did on removing several trees from our property. The job was completed within days of calling you. I also appreciated the cleanup your guys did after removing the trees. This is the second time we have used your company, and I recommend your company to people I know who need this type of service at a very reasonable price.

Date of Posting: 11 May 2010
Posted By: Beth Oxler

Alan Pingel and his crew were out last week to remove the deadwood from one tree and to remove a second tree. While I was not home, my neighbor watched the process and commented on how everyone on the crew was always doing something, no standing around. The large tree to be removed was in an area with a lot of plants and I expected there to be some "collateral damage" to them, but when I walked into the yard, I was surprised to see how little damage there actually was, especially considering the size of the tree taken down. What impressed my wife and I the most, had it not been for the small mound of wood shavings from the stump, we would not of known they had been there. The clean up was excellent! We were very impressed. Thanks again, for the quick service.

Date of Posting: 03 May 2010
Posted By: Ty Fernsler

Our Bradford Pear tree was struck by lightning three years ago at the base and into the root system. This year the tree failed to produce any foliage. We contacted Tree Away Tree Service in an effort to remove the tree and its stump .Within two days of contacting the company, Alan, a certified arborist, examined the tree and provided us with a written proposal for tree and stump grinding. We were very pleased with the prompt and professional service provided to us to remove the Bradford Pear tree. Thank you for your service.

Date of Posting: 02 May 2010
Posted By: The Williams

Thanks for such good work in removing the sweet-gum tree and stump. I will recommend your services with great confidence.

Date of Posting: 17 March 2010
Posted By: Terry Norris

This is a real example of how I came to contact Tree Away Tree Service. Two years ago an ice storm split our favorite sugar maple tree. It was a beautiful huge tree; but with all efforts, we were unable to save it. My husband, Gary is a big guy; 6'4", 240 Ibs., athletic and strong as an ox. He works construction and has cut down dozens of trees in his life. He trimmed all of the lower branches then proceeded to climb an extension ladder to reach higher limbs. About 30' from the ground was a split where he could stand and continue to cut limbs. As he moved up, the limbs got thicker and heavier which was obvious as they crashed to the ground. It's hard to realize how large the limbs are when the tree is huge and so far off the ground; but it soon became .qulte evident as he began to make cuts in a limb over his head. Our neighbor's tree had grown into ours and as the heavy limb began to fall, instead of falling as designed, the neighbor's limb caused it to redirect hitting my husband in the chest and propelling him from the tree to a 30' fall. He never saw it coming,· but fortunately he let loose of the saw and it stayed in the tree. We were so fortunate that his injuries were considered minor for this type of accident. He spent 8 days in the hospital with broken ribs, fractures in his pelvis and a punctured lung. His hospital bill will be well over $30,000 and he will miss additional thousands in income. We learned a difficult lesson that there are just some jobs that need to be left to professionals.

Date of Posting: 02 June 2009
Posted By: Michelle Mcllvoy