How do I get a quote from Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service?

Contact them directly on (530) 524-4666 or through their website. Get the scope of work and the price in writing before any work starts. Confirm the licence number on the paperwork matches the licence on this page.

Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service

Licensed tree service in Anderson, CA. California license 1061761.

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Licence and contact details

Business name	Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service
California license number	1061761
City	Anderson, California
County	Shasta County
Phone	(530) 524-4666
Website	www.sierravistatreeservice.com

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Questions about Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service

Is Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service licensed in California?: Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service holds California contractor license 1061761. You can confirm the current status of that license free of charge with the CSLB at cslb.ca.gov. Always check that a license is active before work begins.
Where is Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service based?: Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service is listed in Anderson, CA, in Shasta County. Service areas often extend well beyond the home city, so ask directly whether they cover your address.
How do I get a quote from Sierra Vista Vegetation Removal And Tree Service?: Contact them directly on (530) 524-4666 or through their website. Get the scope of work and the price in writing before any work starts. Confirm the licence number on the paperwork matches the licence on this page.

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Hiring a tree service in California

Tree work is one of the trades most states leave to local rules rather than a statewide contractor licence, so most homeowners use insurance and credentials as their guide instead. It helps to ask for a certificate of general liability and workers compensation cover, and to check it with the insurer named on it. It is also worth asking whether the crew includes an ISA certified arborist, and agreeing a written scope that covers which trees, the stump, and the debris, so everyone starts the job with the same picture of it.