Tree removal

Tree removal.
A clear plan from the start.

A dead tree, a tree too close to the house, or one that’s outgrown its space. Tell Womer’s about the property so the crew can plan the removal, access and cleanup.

A Womer’s crew member makes a chainsaw cut at the base of a large tree in a wooded work area.

Reviews of tree removal

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★★★★★64 reviews on Google
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Justin GrahamGoogle review
★★★★★
They removed a very large tree on my waterfront and did so with care. Cleaned up well and worked very efficiently.
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Kevin ShuttyGoogle review
★★★★★
Sam and Jesse were prompt and professional and did a great job with our tree removal. Highly recommend Womer’s Tree Service for all your tree projects.
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Laura BeckGoogle review
★★★★★
They skilfully removed some dead & dangerous trees that were very close to our cabin. They work as a team and it shows.
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CharlieGoogle review
★★★★★
Sam and his crew arrived on time and completed the project quickly and efficiently. They removed 3 trees as well as pruning 4 trees at a reasonable cost.
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Three simple steps.

01

Tell us what you need.

Call or send a few details about your tree.

02

Get an estimate.

Talk through the work, cleanup and price.

03

Pick a date.

Agree on the details and schedule the job.

Before you request an estimate.

What affects the price of tree removal?

Size is only part of it. The tree’s condition, access for equipment, nearby structures and the amount of hauling all affect the work. A property-specific estimate is more useful than a generic price per tree.

Can I keep the wood?

Include that in your estimate request. Agree on whether logs stay, how they are cut and where they are left before work starts.

Does removal include the stump?

Don’t assume it does. Ask for stump work to be listed separately so you know exactly what the estimate includes.

Other ways we can help.

Tell us what’s going on with your tree.

Share a few details about the job, or call Sam and the crew to talk through the next step.