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| - Professional service, on schedule and efficient work and at a VERY competitive price. Go with Top Leaf. Here's my story and why I did. I was finally tired of the cost, maintenance, mess and frustration that my two 60+ foot tall palms were giving me and I needed an experienced company to handle the complicated removal. The trees were located in a tight spot between my pool and the house so dropping them was not really an option although other companies wanted to.
Called Top Leaf and got friendly office staff who set up the estimate appointment. Estimator arrived a few minutes early, assessed the situation and walked me through the options, cost estimates, time it would take - everything. He was up front about risks and what to expect from the job. No upsell, no looking around the yard to find other trees "I need to let them help me with" (yes, others dis that).
Settled on having it done right by Top Leaf which meant a crane squeezed into my back yard (this operator was amazing) who handled the lifting and moving - totally worth the cost, without question. Top Leaf crew quickly had the trees down, cut in pieces and later removed. They cleaned up the yard and pool deck and I could barely tell they had done work there. That's how it should be done. I also received follow up calls from the office after completion to see if I was satisfied with the work and if there was anything else I needed.
Could not be happier with the service and efficiency of this crew and the cost savings I'll get from no longer having them trimmed. It will offset the cost of the removal in no time. Seriously, these trees were wreaking havoc on my pool with flowers, seeds, and stringy palm leaf debris that was stopping my pool vac 2 to 4 times a week resulting in a green pool which resulted in hundreds in pool chemicals to correct and countless hours cleaning.
So glad I did not go with the lowest price crew that thought they could drop chunks of tree into my yard. Do your homework and go with Top Leaf. They will get my business for all future tree needs.
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