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Posted By: Terry Booz on June 12, 2010 in - Comments: Comments Off on Home | Grizzly's Tree Service

Owned & operated by Terry L. Booz, Grizzlys Tree Service is located in the heart of Montgomery County Pa, Grizzlys Tree Service hasbeen serving the Montgomery & Bucks County areas for more than 30 years. Born and raised in Lansdale, PA, Terry L. Booz, is known by most people around here as Grizz. He started out by knocking on doors with just his chain saw on weekends and after putting in a full day at Moor Products during the week. As his reputation grew and the quality of his work was known, Grizzlys Tree Service was officially started in 1980. Grizzlys Tree Service specializes in areas inaccessible to buckets and cranes trucks as well as insurance claims due to storm damage. Because of this, you will might find him out with other local tree service companies and landscapers working together to get the job done right The First Time.

Grizzs boots are hard to fill but with any of his climbers you will find in them the same quality work ethics that you have come toexpect from Grizz himself. With the additional help of ground persons and his wife Julie, who helps manage the office, Grizzlys Tree Service staff is ready to provide you with all of your tree service needs. With this kind of experience you can always expect:

Decide what you need: Figure out what type of work you need done trimming service only or do you have dead trees that need to be removed? The most important thing to look for is low hanging or dead limbs that can fall under the weight of severe storms. Low-hanging limbs can provide easy access to your attic for squirrels and other pests.

Dont procrastinate: If you have old trees or low-hanging limbs, dont wait until bad weather hits or youre going to wait a while for service. Taking care of the issue immediately can also save you from further costs in tree service care.

Check qualifications: Make sure the company is equipped to do the job you need done. For instance, if you need a large tree removed, are they experienced in stump grinding and other necessary aspects of the job?

Ask for proof of insurance: Make sure the companys policy adequately covers property damage and injuries that could occur on your property.

Disposal: Find out how the debris will be handled. Will the company remove it or are you responsible for removing it? Do you want the firewood and/or mulch?

Walk through the job: Have the contractor tag or walk through the yard with you so you know exactly what trees need work and what is being removed. Map out how the areas where the contractors will be working and how they will access those areas. Make sure youve cleared those areas of cars and other items to ensure nothing is damaged by falling limbs. Visit us on Google+

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