Provider disclosure
Last updated September 26, 2026
We want you to know exactly how this service works before you use it.
Who does the work
Tree Trimming Service does not employ tree crews or perform tree work. When you submit a request, we review it and connect you with an independent, locally operating tree-service provider. That provider handles the site visit, the estimate and any work you choose to hire them for.
What the provider is responsible for
- Their estimate, price, schedule and the quality of their work
- Equipment, jobsite safety and cleanup
- Permits and approvals where required, as agreed with you
- Their own business licensing and insurance
How providers are chosen for a request
We look at the type of work, the property location, urgency and provider availability to decide who to connect you with. Being connected with a provider is not an endorsement or a guarantee of their work. Please do your own checks before you hire.
How Tree Trimming Service is paid
You don’t pay us to submit a request. [OWNER INPUT REQUIRED: describe how the business is compensated, e.g. 'We may receive a referral fee from providers for requests we connect.']
A checklist before you hire anyone
- Get a written estimate that says what’s included (stump, cleanup, haul-away).
- Ask for a current certificate of liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage for crews.
- Confirm who is handling any permit or HOA approval.
- Be cautious of large up-front payments, especially after a storm.
- For hazardous trees, ask whether an ISA Certified Arborist is involved if you need a formal risk assessment.
Questions or concerns
If you have a concern about a provider you were connected with through Tree Trimming Service, contact us at [OWNER INPUT REQUIRED: contact email]. We take feedback seriously and use it when deciding who to connect future requests with.