Frequently Asked Questions

You should choose ArborMaster Tree Service for tree services because we have a team of certified arborists and experienced tree care professionals who use the latest equipment and techniques to provide high-quality services at competitive prices.

Tree trimming is the process of removing dead, diseased, or overgrown branches and foliage from a tree to improve its health, appearance, and safety.

Stump grinding is the process of removing a tree stump by grinding it into small chips using a specialized machine called a stump grinder.

1. Tree Removals
2.  Stump grinding
3. Tree trimming
4.  24-hour storm damage removal
5.  Lot thinning
6.  Lot clearing
7. Cabling
8. Crane-assisted removals
9. Emergency removals

ArborMaster Tree Service is a licensed business that carries a $2 million insurance policy.

Certainly! As part of our comprehensive service, we meticulously remove all debris and branches generated during the tree removal process from your property. Maintaining a clean and tidy environment is our utmost priority.

ArborMaster is committed to safeguarding your yard and striving to leave it looking even better than when we arrive. We make every effort to minimize any impact on your yard during tree services. However, due to the nature of tree services, equipment, and debris removal, some degree of impact is unavoidable.

The ArborMaster team genuinely cares about your trees. Spikes can cause damage to trees, leaving unsightly wounds that can attract insects, diseases, and rot. The only instances where spikes are used are during complete tree removal. 

If your personal property, such as buildings, fences, or drives, is damaged, then yes, you may be covered. For instance, if a tree falls from your neighbor’s yard onto your house, your insurance will typically cover the cost of removing the tree and any damage to your property line. The neighbor will cover their property line, or vice versa. However, this assumes that you were unaware of the tree’s problems and neglected to take care of it earlier. Therefore, if you notice a tree dying in your yard, it’s best to address it promptly. It’s also advisable to contact your specific insurance carrier to verify liability and coverage with them.