
Call or text us about what you're dealing with in Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, West Richland, Benton City, or Prosser — a leaner, a stump, a lot of brush — and we'll get you a flat, no-obligation quote, fast.
Send us the basics and a real person gets back to you fast — usually within the hour during business hours. Prefer to talk? Call or text the owner direct below. Most Tri-Cities jobs land on the calendar within one to two weeks; storm work goes same day.
A quote from Berserker is a real number from a real person who walked your property — not a range someone typed into a form field. Here's how the next few days actually play out after you call.
During business hours we call back within the hour. After hours, first thing in the morning — unless you flagged it emergency, in which case the owner's cell rings now, day or night.
We come out, walk the tree with you, and talk through options. Take-down vs. reduction, haul vs. leave rounds, stump grind today or later. No clipboard sales pitch.
You get a number in writing — usually before we pull out of the driveway. That's the price. No day-of add-ons, no 'the tree was bigger than we thought' surprises.
Most non-emergency Tri-Cities jobs land on the calendar within one to two weeks. Storm work goes same day. Cleanup is included; you'll see the lawn blown before we leave.
You don't need any of this to call — a phone number and a rough address is plenty. But the more detail you send up front, the faster we can lock in a real price and a real date.
One wide shot of the whole tree plus one showing what's around it — house, fence, power lines. Ninety percent of Tri-Cities quotes can be nailed from two good pictures. Text them right to the owner.
'Taller than the two-story house' or 'trunk about as thick as a car tire' is plenty. We don't need you climbing anything with a tape measure.
Gate width, driveway slope, sprinkler heads, dogs in the yard, HOA parking rules — anything that changes how the truck, chipper, and dump trailer set up.
Full haul-off, firewood rounds stacked, chips dumped in a garden bed, stump ground flush — say the word up front and we'll price it in from the start.