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    Precision Arbor

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 12:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Mile High Tree Service - Brandon roped in... nuance-cutting a leaning Siberian Elm tree so as to protect the native bush below from falling branches.

    Mile High Tree Service

    (12 reviews)

    Brandon and his team did an excellent job thinning four of our 18 year old trees and removing one…read more They were so dense and it was an all day job. Very professional and courageous and a very fair price! Could not be more impressed! I will not hesitate to recommend this fine company to all my friends!

    OUTSTANDING IN ALL RESPECTS!! We are restoring a stretch of urban creek in Prescott and hired…read moreBrandon and Mile High to remove some of the largest and most complicated adult Siberian elm (aggressively invasive trees to be replaced with 100+ native trees). In Summary: A+! Superb in every respect! Brandon was so relaxed and flexible, yet professional. He provided us with the lowest bid to do the work and then moved on with the ever-changing job, exceeding expectations at every turn. First, they removed some complicated trees tangled in power lines and over sensitive infrastructure. Second, we had already planted about 40 trees. So we were very particular about how he felled the trees so as not to harm the newly planted ones (as it turned out, he was SO cognizant and attentive to protecting our planted and native plants that he frequently climbed to micro-manage the debris fall, so as not to hurt even one - five-gallon plantings). He never missed a perfect drop.... NO plantings were hurt despite the odds. We were constantly changing the details... adding some trees and removing others to cut, asking them to chip additional branches (up to about 8" in diameter!) from our own collections of branches from before he got on site. All told, he dumped about five huge loads of chips (on our site for future use as mulch) because he basically did us a huge favor of cleaning up both his "mess" and ALL the "mess" we had made before he ever got on site. And, to be clear, everything discussed was calm, easy, kind-hearted, good-natured, and relaxed... he never pushed his advantage... he just kept saying, "Thank you for the work." with an easy sincere smile. And you can tell that he and his great team enjoyed their work. They were laughing, relaxed, and professional throughout. As a DIY cutter myself, I wanted to learn their trade. I watched for hours as they worked... as they scaled trees and nuanced the falls (angling falls away from the tree's lean) etc... Brandon would show me the cuts afterward and explain them. "You see how I left some wood here (splintered) on this side of the trunk? That's so during the fall the uneven cut would use the tree's fibers to pull the falling trunk over to this side to avoid that sapling." (paraphrased... but you get the point. He took the time to teach me... always with a genuine smile.) I could go on and on... singing their praises. This is a totally 100% pro operation with GREAT skills and the BEST work and business ethic (customer-oriented) I've seen in a long time from any business. I'll toss in a few snapshots... Oh, and they left the job site 25x cleaner than they found it (because we had been doing a lot of work before they arrived). They cleaned up their "mess" AND our mess!!! I hope this helps.

    Precision Arbor - treeservices - Updated October 2026

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