Tree Removal Chesapeake Virginia
Our team of master ropers and climbers brings decades of industry know-how to keep you and your neighbors safe and free of liability, providing superior tree service and clean-up with professional courtesy!
About Us Long before we took on our new name, ironically given to us by our customers over the years, we started off with two pickup trucks, some saws, and ropes. It's been our greatest honor and achievement over the years to have grown with you, our beloved community. We're a small time and small town tree business, family owned and operated, and plenty proud of it. We began servicing anything we could from Western Branch to Butts Station, Salem to Pungo, Acredale to Great Bridge and Hickory. It is our greatest pleasure to serve you! |
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Our Services
Our primary services include tree removal, tree service, land clearing, lot clearing, stump grinding and stump removal. But hey, we're always up for a challenge. So we encourage you to give us a call and inquire about any special project you may have.
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Tree RemovalThere can be a number of situations where you might be looking to remove a tree from your property. Our team is here to help you tackle this removal job. Our tree removal service offers the very best way to quickly and safely remove any trees from your property. With this convenient and affordable service, you can more effectively manage your property in the way that you want, and ensure that safety is properly maintained. Along with tree removal our service also provides brush removal services.
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Tree Trimming and Pruning
Tree trimming and pruning is one of the many vital tree care services that we provide. Effective trimming can be a great way to encourage better and stronger growth, by removing the limbs that are inhibiting overall healthy development. Along with that, it can also help to increase light penetration and improve overall aeration. Better yet, tree trimming can even be an effective method for both pest control and disease control as it can prevent the spread of any problems and even provide early warning signs there’s an issue.
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Stump Grinding
If there’s one way to make a job easy it’s by having the perfect tools. This is why stump grinding is part of the range of tree removal services that we offer. There’s no tool better suited to the job of removing stumps than a stump grinder. It’s disk blades are designed to quickly cut away at the tree stump, with the end result being easy and complete removal. With this tool, we know how to make easy work of even the largest of tree stumps.
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Stump Removal
Without the expertise needed to effectively deal with the stump, the job of tree removal isn’t really complete. That’s why you need a choose a removal service that handle stump removal as part of the removal process. That’s something we are well equipped to do. By selecting our service for your removal needs, you can be sure that the job will be completed 100% and that no part of the tree that you want gone will be left behind.
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Land and Lot Clearing
In order to ensure that your property is ready for development or your next project, the first step that can often be required is lot clearing or land clearing. This is necessary to remove the trees and other growth that have taken over parts of your property, as this can impede property development or other work. Our fast and professional service offers the best way to get this initial work done on time, so the rest of your project can continue without any delays or other issues.
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Tree Cabling and BracingTree cabling and tree bracing are both methods that can be employed to provide the trees on your property with additional support. In some cases, as a result of years of wear and tear or other factors, trees can develop hazards that mean they may be at risk of partial or even full collapse. This is obviously a major safety risk. Cabling or bracing is the best way to provide your trees with support they require, and ensure that safety around your home or property is completely maintained.
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TOP 10 Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does tree service generally cost?
A: Tree service costs will always vary depending on the actual service being provided. But to give you some rough numbers: for a full tree removal of a smaller, let’s say 30 ft tall tree, a customer can expect to pay roughly $1,000-$3,000 depending on how difficult it will be for a tree professional to get to the tree, climb the tree, relocate or eliminate any and all obstacles, etc. Different jobs will also require larger or smaller crews. So even if you’re just looking to get a few trees cut back or “limbed”, the costs could be similar to a full tree removal in that the job will likely take greater caution to perform. Targeting only specific limbs will require more specialized rigging and greater care to avoid any collateral damage to the tree itself.
Q: How long will it take for tree removal service?
A: Most tree removal services can be completed in the same day, from start to finish. In some rare cases, it may take an extra day, especially if the weather is not permitting.
Q: What is the basic process for tree removal?
A: Unlike the cartoons where some guy swings an axe and yells, “TIMBER!”, our team of certified tree specialists meticulously prepare the rigging and mark all cuts to be made. So when the time comes to start the actual removal, our controlled cutting methods allow for a fast, efficient, and SAFE execution of the tree service to be performed. We begin by “limbing” the tree by removing all of the limbs as our highly trained climbers make their way up the trunk of the tree. Each limb is safely secured and tied off with a counter balanced tow rope to safely lower each removed limb to the ground technicians. Once all limbs are removed, our expert tree smiths begin removing the trunk from top to bottom in sections, working their way down the trunk until only the stump remains.
Q: What is the difference between stump grinding and stump removal?
A: Ah! An oldie but a goodie. While both methods solve the problem of having that unsightly stump just sitting in the middle of your yard, our team of seasoned tree experts prefers stump grinding. Why? Unlike stump grinding, stump removal is often more invasive to the customers yard and sub-terrain. Going after root systems and excavation take a major toll on the ground altogether. Stump grinding on the other hand is fast, efficient, and leaves a much smaller, much more desirable footprint than full stump removal. And as a bonus, you’re left with your own pile of fresh, nutrient-dense, FREE mulch to carry on over to the flower beds. And if you wanted to plant grass seed in the service site, proper stump grinding will encourage new growth and root establishment, whereas stump removal often leaves the ground too distressed to immediately put down grass seed.
Q: What happens to the tree and timber after it’s been removed?
A: Our arborists have established working relationships within our local community of Hampton Roads to ensure that the tree is recycled through one of our local tree yards. From here, the tree can be recycled into anything from lumber, mulch, firewood, compost, etc. Go planet!
Q: Will my property be protected if a tree needs to be removed from it?
A: Rest assured that we’ll take all of the precautions needed to keep the impact to the landscape to a minimum. For example, being highly experienced in all of the types of tree removal and pruning there are, we can cover all of your property’s sensitive areas with the appropriate protective material, making sure it stays undamaged.
Q: Do I need a permit to have a tree removed from my property?
A: For the most part, it is not required in our area. Whether you need one also depends on many different factors, like the size and location of the tree, whether it’s a hazard, and whether it’s an invasive species. Our team of certified arborists can help you determine whether you need a permit and help you obtain it if you do.
Q: What is an arborist?
A: An arborist is a tree professional with extensive knowledge about caring for trees and other woody plants as well as related technical matters, like pesticides and planting safety. To become a certified arborist, you have to pass a difficult and lengthy exam. As we already mentioned, we employ several certified arborists. Only hire tree and plant health care companies with such credentials so you get nothing but the best possible service.
Q: Is it safe to remove trees close to my house?
A: While it might require more careful planning and work, as long as you hire a reputable tree service company, it can be done safely. There are more instances where doing so is necessary than you’d think. Let’s say you have a huge tree towering over your house. No matter how majestic it is or how much shade it provides, you need to have it removed ASAP to avoid the problems you’ll most likely have by keeping it. Those include its leaves and sticks building up on your roof and causing it to rot, its branches scratching up or banging against the sides of your house, and its roots eventually growing large enough to destroy your home’s foundation.
Q: Do I need to be home during the tree removal process?
A: You don’t need to be if you give us access to your property.
A: Tree service costs will always vary depending on the actual service being provided. But to give you some rough numbers: for a full tree removal of a smaller, let’s say 30 ft tall tree, a customer can expect to pay roughly $1,000-$3,000 depending on how difficult it will be for a tree professional to get to the tree, climb the tree, relocate or eliminate any and all obstacles, etc. Different jobs will also require larger or smaller crews. So even if you’re just looking to get a few trees cut back or “limbed”, the costs could be similar to a full tree removal in that the job will likely take greater caution to perform. Targeting only specific limbs will require more specialized rigging and greater care to avoid any collateral damage to the tree itself.
Q: How long will it take for tree removal service?
A: Most tree removal services can be completed in the same day, from start to finish. In some rare cases, it may take an extra day, especially if the weather is not permitting.
Q: What is the basic process for tree removal?
A: Unlike the cartoons where some guy swings an axe and yells, “TIMBER!”, our team of certified tree specialists meticulously prepare the rigging and mark all cuts to be made. So when the time comes to start the actual removal, our controlled cutting methods allow for a fast, efficient, and SAFE execution of the tree service to be performed. We begin by “limbing” the tree by removing all of the limbs as our highly trained climbers make their way up the trunk of the tree. Each limb is safely secured and tied off with a counter balanced tow rope to safely lower each removed limb to the ground technicians. Once all limbs are removed, our expert tree smiths begin removing the trunk from top to bottom in sections, working their way down the trunk until only the stump remains.
Q: What is the difference between stump grinding and stump removal?
A: Ah! An oldie but a goodie. While both methods solve the problem of having that unsightly stump just sitting in the middle of your yard, our team of seasoned tree experts prefers stump grinding. Why? Unlike stump grinding, stump removal is often more invasive to the customers yard and sub-terrain. Going after root systems and excavation take a major toll on the ground altogether. Stump grinding on the other hand is fast, efficient, and leaves a much smaller, much more desirable footprint than full stump removal. And as a bonus, you’re left with your own pile of fresh, nutrient-dense, FREE mulch to carry on over to the flower beds. And if you wanted to plant grass seed in the service site, proper stump grinding will encourage new growth and root establishment, whereas stump removal often leaves the ground too distressed to immediately put down grass seed.
Q: What happens to the tree and timber after it’s been removed?
A: Our arborists have established working relationships within our local community of Hampton Roads to ensure that the tree is recycled through one of our local tree yards. From here, the tree can be recycled into anything from lumber, mulch, firewood, compost, etc. Go planet!
Q: Will my property be protected if a tree needs to be removed from it?
A: Rest assured that we’ll take all of the precautions needed to keep the impact to the landscape to a minimum. For example, being highly experienced in all of the types of tree removal and pruning there are, we can cover all of your property’s sensitive areas with the appropriate protective material, making sure it stays undamaged.
Q: Do I need a permit to have a tree removed from my property?
A: For the most part, it is not required in our area. Whether you need one also depends on many different factors, like the size and location of the tree, whether it’s a hazard, and whether it’s an invasive species. Our team of certified arborists can help you determine whether you need a permit and help you obtain it if you do.
Q: What is an arborist?
A: An arborist is a tree professional with extensive knowledge about caring for trees and other woody plants as well as related technical matters, like pesticides and planting safety. To become a certified arborist, you have to pass a difficult and lengthy exam. As we already mentioned, we employ several certified arborists. Only hire tree and plant health care companies with such credentials so you get nothing but the best possible service.
Q: Is it safe to remove trees close to my house?
A: While it might require more careful planning and work, as long as you hire a reputable tree service company, it can be done safely. There are more instances where doing so is necessary than you’d think. Let’s say you have a huge tree towering over your house. No matter how majestic it is or how much shade it provides, you need to have it removed ASAP to avoid the problems you’ll most likely have by keeping it. Those include its leaves and sticks building up on your roof and causing it to rot, its branches scratching up or banging against the sides of your house, and its roots eventually growing large enough to destroy your home’s foundation.
Q: Do I need to be home during the tree removal process?
A: You don’t need to be if you give us access to your property.
8 Steps to the Tree Removal Process
In this section, we want to cover the basic steps and processes for complete tree removal, as well as what you can expect from our team should you hire Chesapeake Tree Guys to perform your tree service. Every so often, once a tree has lived a long, BUDDING (lol) life, it begins to show its age by dropping a few twigs and small limbs here and there. However, the longer the landowner ignores the decay of the tree, the larger the limbs that begin to fall. This can prove to be a much more dire situation for urban and suburban locales, harboring much more liability for obvious reasons- more people and property for the limbs to land on. When the tree has regressed to this point, it's time to call a licensed professional to initiate tree removal services.
Step 1: The first step in the tree removal process is for our estimator and certified tree technician to survey the project. This step requires our licensed tree professionals to take inventory of any obstructions or obstacles we will encounter during the tree removal process. Certain structures may need to be temporarily relocated while during the span of the project.
Step 2: Next, we will establish a "rigging map" to calculate precisely where each rope will have to be placed to give our climbers and cutters the safest and most effective position for executing the removal. In this phase, we decide which limbs will be coming down in what order. By mapping out the entire process and establishing a perfect plan of attack before we ever send a man up the tree, we can greatly reduce the risk of injury by eliminating indecision and extra time while up in the tree. Implementing this surefire method not only keeps your family safe, but it also minimizes the risk of any damage to your property.
Step 3: Now it's time for our expert ropers and climbers to do their... Spidey thing. It's really cool to see these guys in action as they string up limbs and secure rigging for larger branches. This will guarantee that the limb is secure and still in our control even after our saw man severs the branch from the trunk. Which brings us to step 4.
Step 4: Time to start "limbing." This is where our seasoned professionals remove limbs along the trunk of the tree, the order of which depends on the flow map we created during our initial survey and assessment. Larger limbs are safely lowered to our ground crew where they will be processed in either the wood chipper, or bundled in a trailer.
Step 5: Once the necessary limbs have been removed form the tree's trunk, it's time to start processing the trunk itself. Starting at the top and working down (because going the other direction proves really REALLY hard), our saw man removes manageable portions of the trunk, bit by bit, until only the stump remains. These large portions of the trunk are also safely lowered to the ground team for processing so we can ensure a clean and safe work space throughout the job span.
Step 6: Phew! We're almost there! If all has gone according to plan, we should be left with a majestic, time-tested, but-still-a-major-eyesore, STUMP. And unless the homeowner has plans to repurpose it into a cool, rustic outdoor dining table, it's usually in the work order that we remove it too. But not to worry, our highly trained stump technicians will process the stump into some complimentary mulch for the flower beds, hardly leaving any footprint whatsoever.
Step 7: Once our team has executed FLAWLESS stump grinding, it's time to clean up our mess. We always make sure we leave your yard the way we found it. Any tracks, ruts, or divots will be filled, leveled and tilled. We lay down grass seed and hay if necessary to make sure any disturbed patches bounce right back!
Step 8: We noticed that the majority of these "Steps for Tree Removal" lists found online only list the seven steps you see above. But they all missed the most important step of all- our customers' satisfaction. At Chesapeake Tree Guys, our main goal has almost nothing to do with the tree services themselves. Ok, maybe a little. But our BIGGEST objective is to always make sure that our customers are happy with the job we've done. Our entire team is from Chesapeake and the surrounding areas. We know how much pride and hard work our neighbors put into their yards. And we're no different. We carry that same pride to every tree job we do for our community.
Step 1: The first step in the tree removal process is for our estimator and certified tree technician to survey the project. This step requires our licensed tree professionals to take inventory of any obstructions or obstacles we will encounter during the tree removal process. Certain structures may need to be temporarily relocated while during the span of the project.
Step 2: Next, we will establish a "rigging map" to calculate precisely where each rope will have to be placed to give our climbers and cutters the safest and most effective position for executing the removal. In this phase, we decide which limbs will be coming down in what order. By mapping out the entire process and establishing a perfect plan of attack before we ever send a man up the tree, we can greatly reduce the risk of injury by eliminating indecision and extra time while up in the tree. Implementing this surefire method not only keeps your family safe, but it also minimizes the risk of any damage to your property.
Step 3: Now it's time for our expert ropers and climbers to do their... Spidey thing. It's really cool to see these guys in action as they string up limbs and secure rigging for larger branches. This will guarantee that the limb is secure and still in our control even after our saw man severs the branch from the trunk. Which brings us to step 4.
Step 4: Time to start "limbing." This is where our seasoned professionals remove limbs along the trunk of the tree, the order of which depends on the flow map we created during our initial survey and assessment. Larger limbs are safely lowered to our ground crew where they will be processed in either the wood chipper, or bundled in a trailer.
Step 5: Once the necessary limbs have been removed form the tree's trunk, it's time to start processing the trunk itself. Starting at the top and working down (because going the other direction proves really REALLY hard), our saw man removes manageable portions of the trunk, bit by bit, until only the stump remains. These large portions of the trunk are also safely lowered to the ground team for processing so we can ensure a clean and safe work space throughout the job span.
Step 6: Phew! We're almost there! If all has gone according to plan, we should be left with a majestic, time-tested, but-still-a-major-eyesore, STUMP. And unless the homeowner has plans to repurpose it into a cool, rustic outdoor dining table, it's usually in the work order that we remove it too. But not to worry, our highly trained stump technicians will process the stump into some complimentary mulch for the flower beds, hardly leaving any footprint whatsoever.
Step 7: Once our team has executed FLAWLESS stump grinding, it's time to clean up our mess. We always make sure we leave your yard the way we found it. Any tracks, ruts, or divots will be filled, leveled and tilled. We lay down grass seed and hay if necessary to make sure any disturbed patches bounce right back!
Step 8: We noticed that the majority of these "Steps for Tree Removal" lists found online only list the seven steps you see above. But they all missed the most important step of all- our customers' satisfaction. At Chesapeake Tree Guys, our main goal has almost nothing to do with the tree services themselves. Ok, maybe a little. But our BIGGEST objective is to always make sure that our customers are happy with the job we've done. Our entire team is from Chesapeake and the surrounding areas. We know how much pride and hard work our neighbors put into their yards. And we're no different. We carry that same pride to every tree job we do for our community.
Thinking of Doing the Tree Removal Yourself?
How to remove a tree safely and effectively can be a daunting task. There are several important things to consider before beginning any tree removal project. The first two options are usually to hire a service to remove the tree for you or if possible, remove it yourself. There are several factors to consider, such as your available financial resources, the location and size of the tree, and tools required for the task. If you are low on budget, we recommend at least calling around to see if any tree removal companies are willing to work with you on price, and maybe even set up a financing option. When all is said and done, hospital bills cost way more.
Safety should always be your number one concern when working with any kind of tree. There are many steps that need to be taken to ensure the safety of employees and clients. First off, make sure that there is nothing underneath the tree that can become a hazard. Remove all rocks, sticks, trash, or anything else that could fall and injure someone or worse. Avoid placing heavy objects on or near the ground, this can also cause injury or death.
Make sure that you are protected with safety gear if you are doing a tree removal yourself. This may include hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, and perhaps even earmuffs or earplugs. Some people like to wear ropes to make sure that they do not fall, but if you use natural leaning equipment, you will not have to worry about ropes.
Tree removal equipment should include a stump remover. When a stump is ready to be dug up, a YouTube video called "stump hunting" can be helpful in determining what equipment you will need to successfully get the job done. You can purchase some great equipment to take your next stump dig with you from most sporting goods stores or online. A YouTube video will show you exactly what to look for when you are digging up a stump.
Some landscapers like to use cutting tools to help remove trees. Cutting tools are designed to cut trees in specific ways and by certain lengths. Be aware of the laws surrounding removing cut trees, as some cities do not allow cutting of trees taller than a few feet tall.
To remove a tree with a chain saw, begin by making several passes over the trunk using the chain saw's cutting edge. The chain saw's teeth will cut through the bark of the tree, but not the thickest part of it. Use a sharp pair of cutting knives to make a nice notch in the center of the trunk.
Using a small hand saw, cut a hole for a tool shed or another piece of furniture to fit in. Use your chain saw to slowly cut away at the trunk of the tree until it is left just short of the stump. You may need to use a stool or something similar to help balance as you remove the main part of the tree. Once the tree stump is removed, clean up any large pieces of dead grass or branches that you may have missed. This will help keep your lawn and garden clear of small tree fragments.
Once the stump and any large pieces of dead grass or branches have been removed, sweep or vacuum the area. Vacuuming can help remove leftover soil that will be difficult to clean up. If the area where you removed a tree becomes moistened, you can help by adding a layer of plastic mulch to protect the roots of the shrubs. Smaller shrubs can be protected with this same mulch.
Safety During A DIY Removal: When doing a DIY removal of a tree, it's always important to remove all safety equipment such as gloves, safety glasses and hat prior to cutting down the tree. Remove all tools from the area. Wear thick gloves and long pants, long sleeves, and rubber soled shoes. You should always wear goggles to protect your eyes from splinters and chips caused by wood cutting tools.
Hiring a Professional: Hiring a professional tree service is probably the best and most reliable way to remove a tree. Tree services are available around the clock and can be booked in advance, depending on the size of the tree. They have more experience removing larger trees and can also provide other valuable services such as landscaping, tree seedling setting and removal and other services.
When cutting down a tree, it's important to always use the correct cutting equipment. Always wear the correct safety gear. If you're unsure about how to remove a tree, it's probably better to call in a tree service. Using chainsaws to cut down trees may seem easier than it really is, but they can be dangerous, particularly when cutting large trees.
Safety should always be your number one concern when working with any kind of tree. There are many steps that need to be taken to ensure the safety of employees and clients. First off, make sure that there is nothing underneath the tree that can become a hazard. Remove all rocks, sticks, trash, or anything else that could fall and injure someone or worse. Avoid placing heavy objects on or near the ground, this can also cause injury or death.
Make sure that you are protected with safety gear if you are doing a tree removal yourself. This may include hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, and perhaps even earmuffs or earplugs. Some people like to wear ropes to make sure that they do not fall, but if you use natural leaning equipment, you will not have to worry about ropes.
Tree removal equipment should include a stump remover. When a stump is ready to be dug up, a YouTube video called "stump hunting" can be helpful in determining what equipment you will need to successfully get the job done. You can purchase some great equipment to take your next stump dig with you from most sporting goods stores or online. A YouTube video will show you exactly what to look for when you are digging up a stump.
Some landscapers like to use cutting tools to help remove trees. Cutting tools are designed to cut trees in specific ways and by certain lengths. Be aware of the laws surrounding removing cut trees, as some cities do not allow cutting of trees taller than a few feet tall.
To remove a tree with a chain saw, begin by making several passes over the trunk using the chain saw's cutting edge. The chain saw's teeth will cut through the bark of the tree, but not the thickest part of it. Use a sharp pair of cutting knives to make a nice notch in the center of the trunk.
Using a small hand saw, cut a hole for a tool shed or another piece of furniture to fit in. Use your chain saw to slowly cut away at the trunk of the tree until it is left just short of the stump. You may need to use a stool or something similar to help balance as you remove the main part of the tree. Once the tree stump is removed, clean up any large pieces of dead grass or branches that you may have missed. This will help keep your lawn and garden clear of small tree fragments.
Once the stump and any large pieces of dead grass or branches have been removed, sweep or vacuum the area. Vacuuming can help remove leftover soil that will be difficult to clean up. If the area where you removed a tree becomes moistened, you can help by adding a layer of plastic mulch to protect the roots of the shrubs. Smaller shrubs can be protected with this same mulch.
Safety During A DIY Removal: When doing a DIY removal of a tree, it's always important to remove all safety equipment such as gloves, safety glasses and hat prior to cutting down the tree. Remove all tools from the area. Wear thick gloves and long pants, long sleeves, and rubber soled shoes. You should always wear goggles to protect your eyes from splinters and chips caused by wood cutting tools.
Hiring a Professional: Hiring a professional tree service is probably the best and most reliable way to remove a tree. Tree services are available around the clock and can be booked in advance, depending on the size of the tree. They have more experience removing larger trees and can also provide other valuable services such as landscaping, tree seedling setting and removal and other services.
When cutting down a tree, it's important to always use the correct cutting equipment. Always wear the correct safety gear. If you're unsure about how to remove a tree, it's probably better to call in a tree service. Using chainsaws to cut down trees may seem easier than it really is, but they can be dangerous, particularly when cutting large trees.
Our Mission Statement and Vision
Our Commitment To Our Customers
At Chesapeake Tree Guys, we make it our personal mission to always excel at our customer service. Sure, we are the top experts when it comes to tree removal and tree service in Chesapeake and Hampton Roads. But we are also the best at taking care of our customers. We understand the concerns that customers may have when considering tree removal as it can be a major decision affecting your home and, more specifically, your yard. That's why our tree service experts communicate and educate our customers step by step through the entire process, leaving nothing to question. We take a great deal of pride in our commitment to customer excellence, because without our beloved customers, we wouldn't have the success we have today. Thank you for your loyalty and your business!
Our Local Community Outreach
Our tree care team at Chesapeake Tree Guys takes great pride in giving back to our local community in Chesapeake and Hampton Roads. We know that a happy and strong community is the backbone of a prosperous and successful economy. This is why we raise money in various local charities in Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. It's not enough to just provide outstanding tree removal service. We want to always ensure that our residents and neighbors are taken care of and provided for. Because all of us are in this together.
At Chesapeake Tree Guys, we make it our personal mission to always excel at our customer service. Sure, we are the top experts when it comes to tree removal and tree service in Chesapeake and Hampton Roads. But we are also the best at taking care of our customers. We understand the concerns that customers may have when considering tree removal as it can be a major decision affecting your home and, more specifically, your yard. That's why our tree service experts communicate and educate our customers step by step through the entire process, leaving nothing to question. We take a great deal of pride in our commitment to customer excellence, because without our beloved customers, we wouldn't have the success we have today. Thank you for your loyalty and your business!
Our Local Community Outreach
Our tree care team at Chesapeake Tree Guys takes great pride in giving back to our local community in Chesapeake and Hampton Roads. We know that a happy and strong community is the backbone of a prosperous and successful economy. This is why we raise money in various local charities in Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. It's not enough to just provide outstanding tree removal service. We want to always ensure that our residents and neighbors are taken care of and provided for. Because all of us are in this together.
Contact Our Team Today
We know you probably have a ton of questions. But that's a good thing, and we welcome every one of them. We've been in the tree service industry for a long time. And to date, no question has been able to STUMP us! Ok ok. We're tree experts, not comedians. But in all seriousness, we'll make sure our seasoned tree experts walk you through every step of the service you've requested. We completely understand the uncertainty that can come with tree removal, and we make it our job to fully educate our customers before we ever send a crew out. So call us today!
“Their service really does offer the best way to properly look after your trees.” Ellie. J |
“The removal service they offer is really professional. They made the whole process smooth.” Betty. B |
“There’s no tree service out there that offers better prices or services.” David. O |
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If you're in PA, be sure to check out our friends in Lancaster for top notch tree removal.
