Looking for recommendations. I have a dying pine tree about 5 feet from my house and need to get it removed before it comes down on its own.
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Pine tree removal-Just North of Montgomery
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Last: 9 yr ago by Anti-taxxer
http://www.kingsolomonstreeservice.com
Andrew is the owner and he's honest. Not sure if he'll come that far since he's always busy, but you could try.
For ref, he charged me about $300 iirc for a 60' pine; same scenario. Took his climber and crew about 15 mins. My wife never knew they were there.
Andrew is the owner and he's honest. Not sure if he'll come that far since he's always busy, but you could try.
For ref, he charged me about $300 iirc for a 60' pine; same scenario. Took his climber and crew about 15 mins. My wife never knew they were there.
3rdGenAg05 said:
http://www.kingsolomonstreeservice.com
Andrew is the owner and he's honest. Not sure if he'll come that far since he's always busy, but you could try.
For ref, he charged me about $300 iirc for a 60' pine; same scenario. Took his climber and crew about 15 mins. My wife never knew they were there.
Or so she says...
I've got a good tree guy just SOUTH of Montgomery so I guess that's no good.
I think we used Palafox. They are in Montgomery or Magnolia.
Martinez Tree Service - 936-661-0638
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