Dec 28, 2022
December 28, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Lincoln, California – After the recent heavy rains left a huge tree leaning on Jane’s home, the homeowner was left with no other option but to seek help to remove the tree. Reportedly, the homeowner had been using Lincoln Tree Service Pros for quite a while but wasn’t sure if the team offered emergency services.
"It was at exactly 10:30 p.m. when a loud thunder on the roof woke the whole family," said Jane. "On going outside, the husband found a very big tree leaning on the house. The tree couldn’t have been left there for long to avoid further destruction or injuries. Therefore, the family had to find assistance to move the tree immediately.”
"Having used Lincoln Tree Service Pros earlier," added Jane, "that was going to be the first company to think of. The family, however, didn’t know if the company was open for emergency services since they had never experienced such a case earlier. The only way to confirm this was to call the team, and so the husband did. Fortunately, the company confirmed that they could help. The family then asked them to come immediately, and they agreed.”
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Jane noted that the team came a few minutes later after the call and removed the tree.
"It is surprising how the emergency team took only 10 minutes to arrive at the homestead," said Jane. "They didn’t waste any time, and in the next 15 minutes, they had removed the tree and the stump."
Jane noted that when the family was told the amount to pay, they were surprised because they were expecting a larger bill than that.
"When the husband was handed the bill," said Jane, "he was surprised because it was way cheaper than the family’s expectation."
"The family expected a bill of not less than $1000," added Jane. "The reason why the family expected that amount, yet the family knew the company charges are very low and affordable, is because the team came at night and there are many risks involved at night."
Jane revealed that the team also helped yet another family to remove a tree that was also leaning on their house.
"A few minutes before the team left," said Jane, "there were very loud screams from the neighbors' house. The husband called the neighbor, and she said a tree had fallen on her house. The team was now required to go to the neighbors' aid, which they did.”
Jane noted that her neighbor was also pleased by the company’s charges.
"The following morning, as Mary—the neighbor—came to appreciate the family for the help last night," said Jane, "she kept on saying how cheap the company is. She was also satisfied with how the team handled the tree, making sure it didn’t cause further destruction.”
Finally, Jane urged all homeowners in Lincoln and the surrounding area to schedule tree care services with Lincoln Tree Service Pros.
"Like I said earlier,” said Jane, "the family has been using Lincoln Tree Service Pros for quite a while now. Therefore, while saying this, the family understands why homeowners should trust Lincoln Tree Service Pros with their trees. It is the only tree care company that will arrive at your door on time and provide excellent value for your money. Therefore, homeowners in Lincoln and its suburbs should look no further and make their bookings with Lincoln Tree Service Pros.”
Lincoln Tree Service Pros is at 112 Flocchini Cir., Lincoln, CA 95648, United States. Homeowners can also contact the company at +1 916-304-1599 or [email protected].
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For more information about Lincoln Tree Service Pros, contact the company here:
Lincoln Tree Service Pros
Selman Homer
916-304-1599
[email protected]
112 Flocchini Cir
Lincoln, CA, 95648
ReleaseID: 60057028
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