In Central Valley neighborhoods, big trees stand meters from roofs, walls and power lines. We connect you with contractors who take trees down in sections, with rigging, and who know when a permit is needed.
Many homes in Escazú and Santa Ana come with mature trees that were beautiful when the house was built and are now a liability: branches over the roof, roots lifting the driveway, an HOA email asking what you plan to do. Felling in one cut isn't an option in a tight neighborhood. It has to come down piece by piece, rigged, with each section lowered where it can land safely. The contractors we connect you with do this in residential areas, coordinate with the power company when lines are involved, and tell you whether the species or location needs a municipal or SINAC permit before any cutting.
Ropes, harnesses and controlled lowering near roofs, walls and lines.
A clear quote before work starts. Requesting a connection costs you nothing.
Some trees need a municipal or SINAC permit; your contractor tells you whether it applies.
By form or WhatsApp, tell us how many trees, how big, whether they're near the house or power lines, and whether the lot also needs clearing. Photos help us quote accurately.
We put you in direct contact with one or more verified professionals in your area.
The professional reviews the job on site and gives you a fixed-price quote before starting.
You deal directly with the professional. If you're not in the area, photo updates can be arranged.
It depends on the species and location. Some trees require a municipal or SINAC permit; your contractor guides you before starting.
Work is coordinated with CNFL or ICE depending on the area. No one should work near energized lines without that coordination.
Removal or chipping can be included. If you want to keep the wood, it's left cut into logs.
In Central Valley neighborhoods, big trees stand meters from roofs, walls and power lines. We connect you with contractors who take trees down in sections, with rigging, and who know when a permit is needed.
