Tree removal estimate - Sykesville

Rookie Shooter · Jul 31, 2014

I have a couple of trees that i would like to have removed and am looking for estimates. I live in sykesville

Arcamm · Jul 31, 2014

I've used Aspen Tree Service a couple of times and have been very pleased.

DaemonAssassin · Jul 31, 2014

I'll do it, if you are willing to post bail for me. :lol2:

BigCity · Jul 31, 2014

James Pickett tree service

corelokt · Jul 31, 2014

Are they close to houses or electric lines?

smokering · Jul 31, 2014

TREE MD LLC

DanJo · Jul 31, 2014

I used Oakhill Tree Service in Eldersburg and was very happy. Reasonable price, excellent quick work.

Engine4 · Jul 31, 2014

Halls Tree Service is worth looking into as well.

salopez · Jul 31, 2014

I have used oak hill as well.

there is Seven Springs Landscaping out of Mt airy too

Rookie Shooter · Aug 10, 2014

I must have bad luck i guess. 2 separate companies scheduled times to come out and give an estimate but did not show. Still waiting on replies from a few others who said they would "get back to me shortly to discuss"

ohen cepel · Aug 10, 2014

I used these guys and was very happy. MUCH less than I expected to take out the 6 trees I needed gone. I'm also, near Sykesville.

http://www.treediscountservice.com/

If I need more work done they will be who I call.

DanJo · Aug 10, 2014

I re-recommend Will at Oak Hill Tree Service in Eldersburg. He has always given an estimate within a couple of days and the work has been done within a week. They have been very reliable and reasonably priced. I went through 4 or 5 other guys who took a long time to give me an estimate and then took forever to actually cut the trees down. One unnamed guy in Woodbine actually got pissed when I told him to forget about it after waiting for him to do the work for six weeks of no shows and rescheduling.

hdatontodo · Aug 10, 2014

Craig at http://www.rickstree.com

PapiBarcelona · Aug 10, 2014

If your tree's are near anything important, utility poles, home, garage, neighbors fence, etc. finding an arborist that's a climber, those guys are the best and it's amazing to watch.

Climbers are usually better priced than crane and boom truck jockeys, but maybe not necessarily always makes sense depending on what and how you need done.

CronusTRD · Aug 10, 2014

Arbor masters in owings mills did a great job for me.

clint · Aug 10, 2014

If you need a crane, then Centurion Tree Experts are worth looking into. They've done a lot of work in my neighborhood. They're really good at hard jobs but they are not cheap.

PapiBarcelona · Aug 11, 2014

Another thing to consider is if those are healthy hardwoods, and the arborist bulk up or just drop big logs is to post a Craigslist ad for people to come take your wood. There are plenty here that would probably be interested in that too.

It could turn into amateur hour with people who shouldn't be running chainsaws.

I've found a lot of tree guys in my area prefer to leave the bulk of the trees on the owners property, and get to the next job. Its a chore in itself to haul them to a mill or back to theirshop. A lot of companies I've seen dont usually invest in ultra expensive firewood processing so its not worth the time.

5.56blaster · Aug 11, 2014

I just used Stansbury this weekend and they were great. Came out quick to price the job. Showed up on time and did a super job! I think they are located in Mt. Airy.

Bboarder · Aug 12, 2014

I haven't had anyone beat a quote by Ameri-Tree. They've done multiple trees for us, never disappointed.

fabsroman · Aug 19, 2014

PapiBarcelona said:
Another thing to consider is if those are healthy hardwoods, and the arborist bulk up or just drop big logs is to post a Craigslist ad for people to come take your wood. There are plenty here that would probably be interested in that too.

It could turn into amateur hour with people who shouldn't be running chainsaws.

I've found a lot of tree guys in my area prefer to leave the bulk of the trees on the owners property, and get to the next job. Its a chore in itself to haul them to a mill or back to theirshop. A lot of companies I've seen dont usually invest in ultra expensive firewood processing so its not worth the time.

Craigslist ad? Sykesville is about 5 minutes north of me. Count me in on the "plenty". Just let me know and I'll be right on over.

OP - Papi is right. Sometimes, the tree guys will charge less if they do not have to remove the vast majority of the tree (i.e., trunk). This happens a lot in Montgomery County. While I have firewood coming out my ears right now, I'd be willing to lend a hand and take the wood away if it saves you some money.

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