Tall Trees is located at 6446 Homer Dr in Anchorage, Alaska 99518. Tall Trees can be contacted via phone at 907-248-3900 for pricing, hours and directions.
Contact Info
907-248-3900
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Tall Trees?
A The phone number for Tall Trees is: 907-248-3900.
Q Where is Tall Trees located?
A Tall Trees is located at 6446 Homer Dr, Anchorage, AK 99518
Q What is the internet address for Tall Trees?
A The website (URL) for Tall Trees is: http://www.talltreesalaska.com/
Q How big is Tall Trees?
A Tall Trees employs approximately 2-5 people.
Q Is there a key contact at Tall Trees?
A You can contact Mike Post at 907-248-3900.
Q What days are Tall Trees open?
A Tall Trees is open: Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Monday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Q How is Tall Trees rated?
A Tall Trees has a 4.5 Star Rating from 58 reviewers.
Tall trees cleared our roof of snow today. The workers were meticulous and they cleared most of our deck as well. The price was quite reasonable for the amount of work they did. Thank you and I would highly recommend you to others.
Joy Nilsson-Green on Google
Mike, Jerry and Audrey with Tall Trees have been so helpful for our company RBAM this winter with tree removal and snow/ice dam removal! Their communication has been great and they've received compliments from a number homeowners within the HOA's we manage.
Ali S on Google
I wish I could give them 0 stars. We called them to remove a tree that fell during the snowstorm. Someone showed up, moved a few branches off the road (by hand, no tools), and told me he would return later to remove the rest. He stated that they were prioritizing larger jobs, trees that had fallen on houses, etc, which was understandable. They never called us back, never returned, and never updated us until three days later when they called to notify us that we owed them $300 for the 30 minutes of "work." They initially quoted us that the entire job would be $700, so as you can understand, we were shocked at the $300 bill. We paid them, but we have learned our lesson and we will NEVER call them again.
Business Response on GoogleDec 5th, 2023
We are sorry that you feel $300 is too much for someone to come remove your tree fallen into the road... You did call us for emergency help during a snow storm and we were quick to come help you that same day. That is 0 star?We met with you onsite and gave you a quote and you told us to do it. One of our guys spent over 30mn with a chainsaw removing the tree off the road. We have been extremely busy trying to help dozens of people who needed help during the storm. To get back to you 3 days later (including a weekend...) to talk about cleanup is not unreasonable given the circumstances. Our workers are taking great risks every day to help, braving the storm and driving in unsafe conditions. If you felt that the price was unreasonable you could have just declined. It is unfair for you to accept the estimate, gladly take the emergency help and then publicly complain...
Andrea Berger on Google
They were wonderful! Very professional ! We had a small mishap and my fire pit was broken . In two days they were at my door with a new fire pit ! Amazing ! I would highly recommend their services! Services: Tree stump grinding, Tree stump removal, Tree removal
Soren on Google
To respond to their response, I initially was quoted on Wednesday, 6 days later they still hadnt showed up other than to quote it. When I originally spoke to Jerry he made it seem like they were out doing work and could get to it in a day or two. Then they made excuse after excuse about why they couldnt get it done. They should at least honor what was originally quoted since it was a result of them taking forever that I had to clear the debris from my walkway and driveway. I short Google search resulted in someone who removed the debris for 1/3 their quote. Thanks guys!
I dont even know where to start these guys screwed me and are the definition of unprofessional. After a snow storm I had a tree fall in my front yard. The estimator Jerry came out and quoted $1500 and change to remove the debris and cut down the remaining portion of the tree. 2 days later they havent shown up the rest of the tree falls. I call to let them know that the scope of the work has changed since its just a debris removal job now. The estimator comes back 2 days later after everything is buried and tells me the only way he can quote is at $425 per hour.
Business Response on GoogleDec 4th, 2023
The original quote of $1500 was to cut down 4 big stems (clump of trees) and also clean up the one fallen stem. That was Thursday, first day of snow storm. Over the weekend the rest of the tree fell down. Client decided to cut up the fallen trees himself and piled them up in a big mess on the road. We told him clean-up would be an hourly rate as we were now dealing with a big tangled mess of branches snowed-in and piled up together. Client was extremely upset we couldn't do the clean-up that day (Monday) despite the fact there was no way to bring chippers on the roads due to the ongoing snow storm. We explained that we have been busy non-stop removing hazard trees off of streets, trees on houses, on cars and across driveways and clean-up jobs would have to wait. It is unfortunate the client is upset but we can't make the impossible happen. The roads are currently not drivable for chip trucks and chippers, for us and every other tree service in town. We cannot control the weather, or the road conditions...
