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Branch Pro connects residential, commercial, and HOA customers with licensed and insured independent pros. The pro sets the scope, quote, and availability.

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Which service matches the actual job?

Choose the service by the job, not the tree's common name. A palm, a eucalyptus, and a City street tree can need different next steps. Branch Pro connects you with licensed and insured independent professionals. You hire and pay the matched professional directly.

If a power line is down, stay back. Call 911 and SDG&E at 1-800-411-7343. If a standing tree conflicts with an overhead line, stay back and call SDG&E before any tree work. Call 911 when anyone faces immediate danger.

If this is the job Start here Keep this separate
The standing tree is coming down. Tree removal Ask whether stump grinding, haul-away, and backfill are included or priced separately. In the City of San Diego, street-tree removal goes through City inspection first.
Clearance, dead wood, or a defined appearance goal. Tree trimming Clearance isn't structural pruning. Don't request topping or a stripped interior.
Competing trunks, crossing limbs, or long loaded branches. Structural pruning Each cut needs a purpose. A live-foliage percentage isn't a yearly target.
A stump in a lawn, planting bed, or later surface. Stump grinding Grinding leaves most roots in place. It doesn't prepare a foundation. Request a DigAlert locate before powered grinding.
A fallen tree, split trunk, hanging limb, or blocked exit. Emergency tree service Downed line: 911 and SDG&E. Standing tree on a line: SDG&E first. For a City of San Diego-maintained street tree, use Get It Done. Don't cut a loaded trunk yourself.
A keep-or-remove decision, HOA or insurance record, or construction review. Arborist consultation Say whether you need a verbal consult or a written report. An ISA credential belongs to a named person, not the company.
Dieback, holes, staining, leaf change, or fungi that need a cause. Tree health diagnosis A symptom isn't a diagnosis. Don't approve spray, injection, or removal from the symptom list alone.
Dead or dying fronds, fruit clusters, or a palm that no longer fits. Palm trimming and removal Keep healthy foliage unless a defined clearance need exists. ISA pruning guidance allows limited below-horizontal live-frond exceptions; it does not call for removing every live frond below horizontal. Trunk, stump, and root-ball work are separate scopes.
A eucalyptus with defects, nearby targets, or a proposed removal. Eucalyptus removal Being a eucalyptus isn't a removal order. Compare pruning or monitoring when the observed condition supports it.
No safe drop zone, or a lift path over a house, pool, or neighbor. Crane-assisted removal Height alone doesn't require a crane. The matched pro still has to check ground support, slope, and utilities.
Brush, dead fuel, or mapped clearing limits, including fire-authority work. Land clearing Confirm the parcel's fire and planning authority. Clearing isn't grading, and it isn't permission to cut every tree.
An HOA, apartment, or manager who needs approvals, access rules, and records. Commercial tree service This coordinates the site. The trees still need a specific trimming, removal, or diagnosis scope.

If two labels could apply, ask the matched pro for one written scope. Don't fold removal, stump work, and diagnosis into a single vague line item.

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