Top 10 brush removal services in Leesburg, VA
Top questions to ask before hiring a brush removal specialist
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Leesburg brush removal services
I hired them to take down a tree that fell on my deck. They said they could repair the deck as well. I said fine. All was well with the tree. They knocked it out quickly and safely. If you want them to clear the debris, they don't have a truck big enough...
USED FROM 2001 TILL TODAY. MOST HONEST, AND HELPFUL OF ALL MY SERVICE SUPPLIERS. HE HAS DONE RENOVATION THAT ARE OVER $100,000 TO SIMPLE THINGS. JUST HOPE THIS REVIEW DOESN'T GET HIM TOO MUCH BUSINESS AND HE GETS TO BUSY FOR ME.
We do not recommend using this handyman. Business advertises roof and siding. Was asked to come out and fix a leak coming from outside into our kitchen ceiling and a leak at the laundry ceiling. Have had this leak before (kitchen area) and explained that ...
Excellent from start to finish! Stay with the scheduling that was the most challenging step but the service and respect makes it so worth the patience.
Did an excellent job at a reasonable price. Highly recommend
Superior company and employees! The best in the field with knowledge, service, and attention to all the details. The only way to go to completely rid your problems with Poison Ivy!
Been using Poison Ivy Control of Michigan for years now, to great success! My Mother in law and son were very happy that I sent him to do their backyards too.
I would highly recommend poison ivy control! Not only do they give me peace of mind on our property but they also taught me a lot about what poison ivy too! Now I don't get nervous and mistake a wild raspberry plant for ivy anymore! I like to have them...
