Wood’s bucket truck and chipper positioned at a large tree-work site

Start with what you want to change

You do not need to know the technical name for the work your trees need. Start with the problem: branches over the roof, a tree you would like removed, a canopy that has become too large, or damage after a storm. Explaining your concern gives the visit a useful starting point.

Wood’s Tree Service schedules on-site visits so our team can look at the property and provide a quote or estimate. Photos can help explain the situation beforehand, but they do not show every detail of a tree, the ground, or access for equipment.

Have these details ready

  • Your name and the best telephone number for reaching you.
  • The full property address, including the city.
  • A short description of the trees and the work you are considering.
  • Any access details, such as gates, a shared driveway, or a locked entrance.
  • Your availability for a visit and any timing concerns.

If you are sending photos, take them from a safe distance. Include a wider view that shows nearby structures and access. Do not approach a damaged or hanging branch to get a better picture.

Discuss the whole scope

Ask which trees or branches are included. If you are considering removal, discuss whether stump grinding is also needed. Talk through what will happen to logs, branches, and chips, and what cleanup is included in the estimate.

For trimming or canopy reduction, explain your goals rather than choosing a cutting method in advance. An on-site conversation helps the team assess what is appropriate for the tree and its surroundings.

Think about property access

Let the team know about fences, irrigation, landscaping, parked vehicles, pets, and other features that may affect the work. If a tree is near a property boundary, clarify ownership and any permissions before scheduling. Requirements can vary, so check applicable local rules when needed.

Call or text to arrange a visit

For routine work, call or text (770) 861-9265. Leave the property address, a brief description, and a callback number. For an emergency, call rather than relying on a text or website form.