Tree work is one of the more physically demanding trades, and it carries real risk: heavy equipment, working at height, and large sections of wood coming down near homes. That risk doesn't just belong to the crew, it belongs to the property owner too if the company doing the work isn't properly covered.
Full liability insurance and workers' compensation protect a homeowner from being held responsible if equipment damages a fence, driveway, or structure, or if a worker is injured on the property. Unlicensed or underinsured operators, sometimes the crews that show up after a storm offering a quick, cheap job, often skip this coverage entirely.
We carry both on every job we take on, in Arlington, McLean, Fairfax, Great Falls, and across the DC metro area. It's not a detail we mention as an afterthought. It's part of what it means to do this work the right way.
Before hiring anyone to work on the trees around your home, it's worth asking to see proof of coverage. A company confident in its work won't hesitate to provide it.
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