Crawfords Climbers Tree Service

Description of Work: Tree removal, tree sculpting (they are artists, that care about trees), and stump removal.

Description of Work: trimmed back trees from over my house

Description of Work: Three large soft maples in front yard, thinned out and trimmed. One large limb on a neighbor's walnut tree was hanging over our walk-out patio, dropping walnuts and making a general mess. That was cut off to its base (with neighbor's concurrence). Several hanging limbs from a large sycamore in back trimmed. All small limbs were shredded in their machine, and the big limbs were cut into fireplace size logs and stacked, by them. Yard was well raked and cleaned, and driveway blown clean (neighbor's too). Overall very good job. They had done work earlier for another neighbor, very good too.

Description of Work: The crew removed a large maple tree.

Description of Work: As part of the aftermath of the Aug 2011 storm, Gary Crawford and his team took down 3 tall pear trees (for $630) between two houses (delicate job), in addition to taking down two neighbors' very tall cottonwood and very tall white oak on our right and left respectively--both damaged by the storm. He also removed large limbs that fell in our yard from our other neighbor's cottonwood, limbs I had picked up from the storm, and he took down a dangling limb over that same neighbor's house.

Description of Work: Sunday, August 6th, our property suffered severe damage to one of our largest trees. The tree split apart about 10 feet from the ground and most of it was hanging from an adjacent tree. Limbs, branches, twigs, leaves...everywhere. Although our other many trees were not damaged, the whole yard was covered in debris.

Description of Work: Two trees had been struck by lightning a number of years ago. We were concerned about both blowing over and into our neighbors' houses. The major concern was a 100+ foot cottonwood tree that was rotting from the inside out. Crawford's climbers cut down, removed, and chopped up both trees. They ground the cottonwood stump, another old stump that was extremely hard; and they cut, rather than ground the stump of the smaller tree since grinding would have damaged adjacent trees. They estimated two days, but got it all done in a day. Gary Crawford explained the costs up front. A neighborhood friend and realtor had recommended him because of all the good work he had done in multiple neighborhoods. It was obvious that other tree services did not want to tackle this tough job, with one estimating the job at $10,000 and others not returning our calls (we will not call them again). Two wanted to use a crane, parked in our driveway (which would cause even more cracks) and swing pieces of the tree over our house! Gary and his teammate just lowered the tree parts to the ground and his helpers carried and wheeled them off.