How Our Network Works

Who you talk to

Blowinghttp Tree Service does not employ tree workers. When you call or send a request, you are routed to an independent provider in our network. That provider is a separate local business. It inspects the tree, quotes the job and does the work.

What happens on the call

Keep it short. Expect to:

• Describe the tree and where it stands
• Mention anything it could hit, such as a house, fence, vehicle or line
• Share your address so the provider can judge distance
• Say if the tree is down, leaning or still upright

The provider will suggest a visit or, for an urgent fall, tell you what is possible. Many providers can respond quickly, but availability varies. Request a callback to check provider availability in your area.

What to ask a provider

Five questions cover most of it:

• Will you inspect the tree before quoting?
• Is the quote in writing, and what does it include?
• Does it cover cleanup, hauling and stump grinding, or are those extra?
• Do you carry liability and workers' compensation insurance? Can I see proof?
• How will you protect the lawn, roof and fence?

For storm damage, also ask if the provider can help document the damage for an insurance claim. Some policies may cover sudden damage, so check your policy.

If a tree has just fallen

Stay clear of the tree and anything it touches. If a power line is involved, treat it as live and keep back. Take photos from a safe distance. Then contact a provider for emergency tree removal.

You are in control

A conversation is not a commitment. You can compare quotes, ask for changes, or say no. Costs vary widely by tree size, access and condition, so get the price in writing before work begins.

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Tell us about the tree. A provider in our network takes it from there.

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