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Yes - and this is crucial! Any company you hire should carry both liability insurance and workers’ compensation. This protects you from liability in case of accidents or property damage. Always ask for proof before work begins.
Be alert for leaning trunks, large cracks in the bark, hollow sections, dead or falling branches, and roots coming out from the ground. If you notice these, then call Sesmas Tree Service for an inspection.
Yes, especially if the tree is planted too close to your building or nearby structures. Roots naturally seek water and stability; this means they'll sometimes invade pipes or lift pavement.
Costs vary widely depending on the size, location, health, and accessibility of the tree. Small removals may cost a few hundred dollars while large or complex jobs can get into the thousands. Sesmas is happy to inspect your tree and give you an accurate and detailed estimate UPFRONT.
In Georgia, the general rule of thumb is that late winter through early spring is often ideal. However, certain species may need seasonal adjustments. A certified arborist can recommend the right timing for your specific tree.
Tree work is dangerous without proper training and equipment. A professional tree company has the knowledge, tools, and insurance to get the work done right - and safely. You’ll save time, reduce risks, and be certain the work is done right.