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Tree Services

Scotts Tree Services

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Customer Review Ratings

4.38/5 stars

Average of 13 Customer Reviews

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  • Review fromBertha T

    Date: 03/02/2023

    5 stars
    Awesome work from these guys! Removed the tree completely and cleaned up after their self, leaving my house completely clean without me asking.
  • Review fromLaura C

    Date: 02/27/2023

    5 stars
    Extremely happy with these guys. They were extremely professional and the amount of care and diligence they possessed were unbelievable. They cut down the tress efficiently, safely with a very competitive price. couldn't be happier.
  • Review fromLauren A

    Date: 10/08/2022

    1 star
    Yet another company that comes behind the wake of a natural disaster to price *****. Please note folks that ******* claims about "Emergency Removal Pricing" through your insurance company are complete and utter B.S. If you look at other reviews someone notes about how ******* company was reported AND CHARGED for price gouging after another natural disaster in **************. They quoted ** $4,000 to remove two trees. TWO TREES, folks. Even our regular lawn service company that provides tree services said that was astronomical pricing. Let's also note one of ******* own team members said that insurance companies were just "throwing money at them" to cut down trees. Another thing to note is that the gentleman who came to provide the quote and get sign-off didn't even leave a copy of the paperwork. My mother had to chase someone down from the insurance company to get a copy of it eventually emailed to her. This led to a lot of confusion and hesitance from our side when ******* team showed up hours later with no copy of the invoice, details of the work needing to be done, or details of our insurance claim number. There was absolutely zero sense of organization.And a personal note to ***** himself who felt the need to get abrasive and nasty with me on the phone. When a customer asks you and your team for an invoice or insurance claim number to prove that you're there with the correct insurance company, do it. Don't argue with someone or threaten them when they are simply trying to do their due diligence. Your lack of respect and understanding is abhorrent and you should quite frankly be ashamed of yourself for being such a vile person during such a sensitive time. Please note we ended up refusing their service, regardless of our insurance company contracting them out as their preferred vendor. You have a choice. Don't use Scotts.

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