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ISA-Certified Arborists · Fully Insured · Serving Minneapolis and the Twin Cities Since 2006
No salesperson is going to show up. A certified arborist is.
Tell us what is going on with your tree and we will tell you what it needs, in writing, for free. If it does not need to come down, we will say that too.
Free estimates. Licensed and insured. Serving the Twin Cities since 2006.
Five fields. A photo helps more than anything you can type, so add one if you are standing near the tree.
We read every one of these. If your tree is a hazard right now, call instead: 612-532-9996.
Emergency
A tree on the house or across a drive does not wait for a form. Call.
Based in Maple Grove. Serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Twin Cities metro.
No Mystery
A real person, usually within one business day. If your tree is a hazard, say so in the form and we move you up the list.
Not a salesperson working from a photo and a price sheet. The visit is free and you do not need to be home for most of them.
The scope, the price, the cleanup and the schedule, on one page. No pressure to sign anything on the spot, and no follow-up campaign you did not ask for.
And if the tree does not need the work, we will tell you. That has cost us jobs and it is the reason four of our reviews say so.
Pick Whichever Suits
Best if you can add a photo. A photo answers more questions than a phone call does, because we can see the lean, the access and the wood.
For quotes on file, invoices, insurance paperwork and anything that is not about a tree in the ground.
Not about a tree? Suppliers, invoices and job applications all go to the email address above, and they get to the right person faster that way than through the estimate form.
Our yard and office are at 11000 93rd Ave N STE B in Maple Grove. Most of our work is within about forty minutes of it: Maple Grove, Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, Blaine, Coon Rapids, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville, Edina and St. Louis Park among others. If you are not sure whether you are in range, ask. The answer is usually yes.
★★★★★
“They stick to their estimates and there are no surprises… They’ve taken down some huge trees for me in tight spots without any damage.”
Alex Molldrem · Google review
★★★★★
“He was also transparent with me about not spending another dime on one of my trees that appeared stressed and giving it a few years before deciding what to do with it, saving me from doing unnecessary or even harmful work on that tree.”
Courtney Barton · Google review
★★★★★
“We will never use anyone else.”
Norm & Donna Buchta · Google review, after a silver maple fractured onto their deck and house at 2am and the crew was on site early Sunday morning, Father’s Day
Read all 133 Google reviews
Usually within one business day, and often the same day. If you tell us the tree is a hazard we move you up the list rather than putting you in the queue.
No. The visit is free, the written estimate is free, and there is no obligation attached to either.
Usually not. For most jobs a certified arborist can assess the tree from the yard and send the estimate afterwards. If access is gated or the work is close to the house, we will arrange a time that suits you.
Call, do not use the form. 612-532-9996. A tree on a house, across a drive, or hung up in another tree is not something to leave in an inbox overnight.
No, and we would rather tell you that in your own neighbours’ words than in ours. Four public reviews describe Urban Tree talking a homeowner out of work they had already been quoted for.
Whatever you know: roughly how big, how close to the house, whether anything is dead, and how a truck would get to it. If you can add a photo, do that instead. A photo answers all of it at once.
Usually within about forty minutes of Maple Grove. Ask, and if we are not the right people we will say so.
Free estimate, in writing, no pressure and no salesperson. Call (612) 532-9996 or send the form, whichever you would rather.
Ask your neighbour, then call.