Mesa-based · Serving the East Valley since 2019
Residential tree trimming, tree removal, and stump grinding—with the owner on every job.
Fully insured · Background checked by Checkr
On-site estimates are free within the service area.
Cleanup and debris haul-off are included with quoted tree work.
Address roof and walkway clearance, dead or damaged branches, and overextended growth while retaining useful shade.
Selective pruning. No topping, lion-tailing, or climbing spikes for pruning.
Typical trimming projects: $300–$800
This is a project range, not a fixed per-tree rate. Price depends on tree size, pruning needs, access, and project complexity.
Explore tree trimming →Remove an unwanted, dead, declining, or storm-damaged tree when site conditions and access allow. Add stump grinding to the quote if needed.
Standalone stump grinding starts at $300
Pricing is often better with removal. Access, equipment needs, and how the stump area and grindings will be left are reviewed before work is scheduled.
Explore removal & stump options →Minimum service visit: $300.
Also available: property cleanups and yard resets, cactus and landscape removal, and junk hauling.
Two Mesa projects showing the objective and finished result. Select a photo for the full comparison.
Las Sendas · Mesa · Palo verde
Enlarge before & after ↗The objective: Address dense, heavy canopy growth while retaining the tree’s natural form.
The result: Selected areas were opened through targeted pruning, rather than uniformly stripping the canopy.
“The clean up was impeccable. Communication was excellent and price reasonable.”
Tina P. · Google trimming review; a separate customer project.
Mesa · Removal & stump grinding
Enlarge before & after ↗The objective: Remove the tree and include the remaining stump in the work.
The result: Tree removal, stump grinding, debris haul-off, and cleanup were completed together.
“Prompt & courteous service/dead tree removed/hauled away/stump grind/thorough cleanup all for a very reasonable price.”
Steve H. · Google removal review; a separate customer project.
Odis Bynum · Owner
Your priorities, access, and nearby roofs, walls, pools, or other property features are reviewed with you. The agreed scope is confirmed before the job begins.
Pruning follows ANSI A300 standards and ISA Best Management Practices. Read about the pruning approach →
Mesa, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Gilbert, Queen Creek, and nearby communities—including Las Sendas, Eastmark, Mountain Bridge, and Red Mountain Ranch.
Check service areas & ZIP codes →Yes. Share the notice so its clearance and appearance requirements can be reviewed during the estimate.
A 20% Repeat-Trim Discount is available when the same tree at the same service-area property is rebooked within 12 months. The new scope is reviewed before approval. Not every tree needs annual pruning; timing depends on its growth, condition, and clearance needs.
Keep clear of unstable trees and hanging branches. Take photos only from a safe location. See the guide to storm concerns and pruning.
No power-line tree work. Contact the serving utility for trees near lines. SRP tree-clearance guidance ↗
Text 2–6 photos, your ZIP code, and nearest major crossroads. Include the whole tree, the concern, and access. Photos may support a ballpark; an on-site visit confirms scope and price.
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If a call is missed, leave a voicemail or send a text. Monday–Friday, 6 a.m.–5 p.m. · No public storefront.
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