Trees
Crown lift on a front-yard shade tree
Low limbs were scraping the roofline and forcing people to duck on the front walk. We lifted the crown clear of both and left the natural shape alone.
Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm
20+ years of tree and lawn work
20+ years on the job
20+ years of experience taking down awkward limbs, keeping lawns sharp and clearing up properly afterwards. You get a straight price before we start, a crew that arrives when it said it would, and a yard left tidier than we found it.
About us
Ryan Hervey has been working on trees and lawns for more than 20 years. In that time the equipment has changed a good deal and the way we work has barely changed at all: look at the job properly, say what it will cost, then do it on the day we promised.
Most of what we take on is close to something that matters, a roof, a fence, a neighbour's greenhouse. That is where experience actually counts, in knowing which limb to take first and how to bring it down without anything else moving.
We are not the biggest outfit around and we are not trying to be. It is a small crew, working locally, on jobs we can do properly.
What we do
Six things we do week in, week out. Everything is quoted in writing before a saw comes out of the truck.
Clearing roofs, drives and power lines, and thinning crowns so the tree keeps its shape and its health.
What is includedTaking down trees that are dead, unsafe or in the wrong place, in sections when there is no room to drop them.
What is includedA regular cut on a set day, with edges taken back to a clean line and every clipping cleared off the hard surfaces.
What is includedTreating what is already there and timing the follow-up so the next round never gets a foothold.
What is includedBeds re-edged and topped with fresh mulch, which holds moisture in and keeps the weeds down for the season.
What is includedThe big spring and fall clear-outs, with everything hauled away rather than piled at the end of the drive.
What is includedBefore and after
A few of the jobs we get asked about most often, with what was actually done on each one.
Trees
Low limbs were scraping the roofline and forcing people to duck on the front walk. We lifted the crown clear of both and left the natural shape alone.
Trees
A split limb left hanging after high wind. Rigged down in sections so nothing dropped on the drive, then the tear was cut back clean so it can seal.
Lawns
The grass had gone to seed after a month without a visit. We brought it down over two cuts rather than scalping it in one, then held it on a weekly schedule.
In their words
The same three things come up again and again: they turned up, the price held, and they cleared up properly.
We had a big oak leaning over the garage that two other companies would not touch. Ryan walked the whole thing through with me first, showed me where the weight was going to come off, and it came down in pieces without a mark on the roof.
Dana M.
Tree removal
Same day every week, and I never have to chase anyone. The lawn gets cut, the edges get done, and the drive is blown clear before they leave. That last part is the bit nobody else bothered with.
Curtis R.
Weekly lawn care
A limb came down across our drive in a storm and we could not get the cars out. He got to us the next morning, cleared it, and charged what he quoted on the phone.
Priya S.
Storm clearance
The fall cleanup is the one I would recommend hardest. They took everything away instead of leaving bags at the kerb for me to deal with, and the beds were tidied while they were at it.
Alan W.
Seasonal cleanup
Coverage
We work locally, on properties we can get to and back from in a day. Here is the kind of work we cover. If you are not sure whether you are in range, ask and we will give you a straight answer.
Illustration, not a boundary map. Coverage is confirmed job by job.
Residential yards
Front and back gardens, from small town plots to properties with mature trees.
Acreage and rural plots
Larger holdings where the mowing, the tree line and the fence lines all need keeping back.
Commercial grounds
Business frontage, car park edges and grounds kept on a regular schedule.
Shared and common areas
HOA verges, shared greens and communal beds, invoiced to the association.
Rentals and vacant property
Upkeep between tenants, and one-off clearances on properties that have been left.
Storm callouts
Fallen and hanging limbs, prioritised ahead of routine work.
Not sure if we come out your way? Send the address through and we will tell you either way, no sales call attached.
Check your addressQuestions
If your question is not here, put it in the form and it gets answered by a person, not an autoresponder.
No. Send through the estimate form with a rough idea of the work and we will come out, walk the property with you and give you a written figure. There is no charge for that visit and no obligation afterwards.
Tree work is priced per job, because the difficulty depends on what is underneath the tree rather than how tall it is. Lawn care is priced per visit on a regular schedule. Mulch is priced by the yard. You get the figure before anything starts, and it does not move unless you ask for extra work.
Estimates are usually booked within a couple of working days. Trimming and lawn work generally start within a week of you agreeing the quote. Storm damage and anything unsafe gets moved ahead of routine jobs.
Yes, and it goes to the top of the list. If a limb is hanging, split or resting on something, keep people and cars away from underneath it and get in touch. Do not try to pull it down yourself, because hung-up limbs release in directions that are very hard to predict.
They leave with us. Brush is chipped or loaded, leaves are hauled off, and hard surfaces are blown clear before we go. Nothing is bagged and left at the kerb for you to deal with, unless you have asked us to leave logs for firewood.
Only for the estimate, so we can agree what is coming off and what is staying. After that you do not need to be there. We will need gate access and any dogs put inside, and we will let you know when we are finished.
Yes. We carry liability insurance and can send a certificate over before work starts if you, your landlord or your HOA needs one on file. Ask for it in the estimate form and it will come back with the quote.
For most species late winter into early spring is ideal, because the tree is dormant and the structure is easy to read without leaves in the way. That said, deadwood and anything unsafe should come out whenever you spot it. We will tell you if a job is worth waiting a few months for.
Send through a few details and we will come out, look at the job properly and give you a written price. Free, and no one will chase you afterwards.
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