Joan N.

I contacted Mark along with five other companies to get an estimate. Brandywine Tree was the lowest bid with a crane. I had gotten two lower bids, but those companies were going to do it by hand, and they didn’t seem very safe to me. I decided to go with Brandywine Tree and Shrub because of how knowledgeable they were and how well Mark and John explained everything to me.

This company worked with me and assured me that the safest way to remove that gigantic tree was with a crane. They were so right, and I felt that I absolutely made the right decision. The tree which belonged to my neighbor was an Oak Tree that stood over a 100 ft. In the air and the huge branches hang dangerously over my roof. The neighbor was not financially able to cut the tree, and since it was hanging 80% on my side, I decided it was safer to pay to cut it down than for it to fall and risk the lives of myself, my husband and my kids.

For two years since we bought that house, we had anxiety, and we were worried sick that the tree was going to fall on our home. Brandywine Tree and Shrub removed the tree in about 9 hours on Tuesday, and by Friday we had a Nor’easter with very high winds. A lot of trees fell in the neighborhood. According to the news, seven people died in the States that were affected, and all were because of fallen trees. Two children died while they were asleep in bed. This made me realize that this could have been my family.

I am so grateful to Brandywine Tree and Shrub for fitting me in their schedule to remove that monstrous tree. The team was very professional, and they worked safely and effectively. They blew all the leaves from my lawn, raked and cleared all the debris and left my yard spotless. My family can finally sleep without worrying about that humongous tree. The place looks so much nicer, and we are much safer because of a company that cared and delivered on everything they promised. Thank you, Brandywine Tree and Shrub! My family sleeps safer, and we are forever grateful for a job well done!

Joan N. March 12, 2018