Arborist & Tree Health in the Quad Cities
No published range; your quote sets the exact price.
What changes the price
Tree count
One oak costs less to assess than a full property of trees.
Assessment depth
A walk-through costs less than a full hazard write-up.
EAB risk
Ash in the QC area gets a closer look — EAB is everywhere now.
Hazard eval
A tree over the house or the wires takes more time to read.
What's included
- A walk-through and health read of the trees you're worried about
- An EAB check on ash
- A hazard evaluation on anything over the house or wires
- A plain recommendation — save, prune, or remove — and why
How a local crew does it
- 01
Walk it
We walk the trees with you and point out what we see — the deadwood, the lean, the cracks.
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Check for EAB
On ash we look for the signs — crown dieback, D-shaped exit holes, epicormic shoots.
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Hazard read
We read anything over the house or the wires for the kind of failure that drops in a storm.
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Plain recommendation
We tell you what to save, what to prune, what to remove — and why — no upsell.
Safety & assessment
An assessment is the honest part of the job. We don't sell a removal a tree doesn't need, and we don't tell you a dying tree is fine. If an ash is past saving, we say so before it falls on its own.
Local hazards in the QC area
EAB is confirmed in all 99 Iowa counties and across the Illinois Quad Cities — every ash is at risk. We also watch for oak wilt, and silver maples and Bradford pears that split in storms. We tell you what your trees are up against.
Served across the QC area
Iowa side
Also serving Coal Valley and Colona — ask for a same day quote.
Questions, answered
Same day quote
Get arborist & tree health on the schedule
We reply the same day with a price range and the next open date. No chasing contractors — a local crew handles it from here.
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