PRO-STUMP & TREE (Services)

Although we are happy to provide our new partners with estimates on what a job will cost, over time it will become quite easy for our partners to know about what we charge.  Many partners have come to trust us enough where just ask us what the cost was after the job was done and it is always within the range of what they anticipated.  We support this by sending a text with the onsite time accompanied by before and after photos.

Yes we do!

We enjoy providing referral credits for referring customers to us.  Although we prefer to work primarily as a sub contractor to our partners, there may be occasions where you do not plan to provide any services nor show up with your own crew.  Typically this may be for a customer that calls for a tree that has already fallen or a stump they want removed.  In these cases, our partners tend to quote the work and get the customer commitment.  We arrive to perform the work and receive the payment directly from the customer.  For these jobs, we have a sliding scale to provide you with credits (towards future services we perform for you) if you refer a customer to us. Often times, this is a nice way to make money rather than turning away business you are not interested in.

Although you may have a customer with a small tree, it may meet our minimum charge to come out.  On the other hand, if you are doing a large number of removals for your customer, have us come out one time to knock out all of the stumps at once for the lowest average cost.  Although the cost for us to get onsite cannot be avoided, the more stumps we can do while we are there, the lower your overall cost will average.  Often times, we can knock out a half dozen 24"-36" stumps in less than an hour and keep the cost to around $300 or so, just for example.

This is a very important question.  Make sure you protect your house, property and loved one's by ensuring anyone performing these services has insurance coverage.  It is sad to say that with the significant cost of coverage, some service companies may not be fully covered.  

We have all the necessary general liability insurance so do not feel bashful to ask.  We keep our proof of insurance laminated and attached to the equipment for you to review before we start any work. 

The answer is yes. Recent rains often create a soft ground. You should not allow any service company to drive on your customer's lawn with heavy equipment without first using ground protection plates if the ground is soft. Even if the ground is hard and it has been weeks since the last rain, certain equipment can still tear up your lawn when turning or pivoting.  We have invested in the industry's best protection that you can see one example of in the photo on the main page under "Attention to Detail."  Although most of our equipment is only between 1 to 2 tons (similar to a car), these mats are rated for equipment up to 150,000 lbs so you can trust we take every precaution to ensure we protect your customer's lawn on en-route to the stumps & trees.  

The answer is almost always yes.  If they have a gate with the typical minimum standard opening of 36", you are in great shape.  The special equipment we use is large, but narrow and specifically built with the need to navigate through a small gate to gain access.