A To Z Treez

My experience with A to Z Trees has been positive. I had them do two separate jobs; one large and one small.
For the first (large) tree job, we were on the premises and everything went fine. The second was a tree trimming job and the wrong tree was trimmed. They were courteous, professional and with a great attitude, came back and trimmed the correct tree. It wasn’t a big deal.
We do have another upcoming tree job and unfortunately, A to Z was outbid by several other tree companies, so we won’t be using them, but had a good experience with them in the past and will consider them for the future.

Our former contractor hired A To Z Treez to trim the trees on our Cape Cod house .
Our property is big and we have, or I should say had a lot of trees, most of them white oak trees and pines. After this company worked on our yard, we could not recognize it, they cut the branches almost all the way to top, the trees looked like palm trees or telephone pols, they are completely mutilated and unrecognizable. When I called the owner of the company to ask why they did that, he was extremely rude and uncooperative and told me to talk to the contractor. All our neighbors were asking us what happened. I think the owner and his workers are incompetent, unprofessional and disrespectful. I would strongly recommend to stay away from them.

Dirt bags! (and not because they work in dirt) I can’t keep quiet on this one…
Was over a friend’s house when this crew of ineptness and disrespect were working in their yard. The guys tried to cut corners (didn’t want to grind the stumps down – but didn’t disagree if they left the stumps the tree would then grow back!) and were argumentative and did everything they could not to honor the proposal before they rushed to the next job.
After they left, the yard looked like a tornado had just hit, large tree limbs, debris and brush everywhere. I told my friend to stop payment on the check, but he thought the owner would make good and remedy the situation. In a brief phone call, all he got was «Sorry.»