Ron Smith's Tree Service

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They were great. It was excellent, they communicated all the way through. They even called after to follow up and see how everything was. My neighbor had some request and they were more than happy to help us out with that even after they came out. Every time I called Kristi answered the phone, never had to go to voicemail. The owner, Ron, was real easy to work with. They cleaned up after the job. I never met the guy; they did it on their own. When I got home everything was done.

Firewood was delivered as promised. Most was in good condition, a few pieces had nails or were slightly rotten. It was a full cord (4x4x8 feet, tightly stacked), and all of it was oak or of a similar quality. He offered a slight discount to a local, in-town customer which I appreciated.

After a day of heavy winds, our large dead tree dropped a branch and broke our neighbor's rail fence. Time for it to go. After researching on Angie's List, we chose and called Ron for an estimate. He was very friendly and they were back in a few days to remove the tree. Since hubby was laid off, we asked them to just drop the tree and we would do the rest. It was a tough one due to it's size, being rotten and so close to the neighbor's fence, many of our other trees, and electrical lines. With the rot, they were not able to get very high in the tree and had to use lots of ropes etc. The crew was very nice and did the job well. I would defiantly use them again.

Ron's team came when promised, efficiently did the work and left the place neat as a pin.

Quick estimate turn around time. reasonably quick execution of work. Two words of advice. 1) Be there when Ron is looking at your trees, before the bid, because I failed to communicate clearly what I wanted done and so I didn't get the little extras I wanted to be included, however I did get everything that was written on the contract, so "my bad". Next time I will not settle for phone communication. AND 2) if you are not satisfied with the service, get a hold of the owner (Ron) because he will make it right easier than discussing it with the workers. Nice people, but you have to ask for what you want.