Text 2–6 clear photos, your ZIP code, nearest major crossroads,
and a short description of what you want changed. Odis reviews
the photos and gives a ballpark when possible.
Prefer to talk first? Call Odis directly. A free on-site estimate
can also be scheduled online. Final scope, access, and pricing are
confirmed on site before paid work is scheduled.
$300 minimum applies to paid work, not estimates.
Google Calendar shows current estimate availability.
Returning customers receive priority scheduling when availability allows.
Texting photos is the primary option because it provides useful
context before a visit. Calling works well when the job is easier
to explain verbally. Online scheduling is available when you are
ready to choose a free on-site estimate time.
1 · Preferred starting point
Text · Photos for a ballpark
Send 2–6 photos, your ZIP code, nearest major crossroads,
the work requested, and any access details. Odis reviews
the photos and gives a ballpark when practical; final scope
and pricing are confirmed on site.
Call when the situation is easier to explain verbally.
If the call is missed, leave a voicemail or send the photos
by text so Odis can review the property and requested work.
Open the Google booking page to see current estimate
availability and choose an open appointment. Enter the
property and work details requested on the booking form.
A few useful photos and location details make it easier to identify
the right service, understand access, and decide whether an initial
ballpark is practical.
Full tree or work area
Include a wide photo showing the entire tree, stump,
cleanup area, or other work area and the property around it.
Problem area
Add a closer photo of the branch, trunk base, stump,
storm damage, clearance issue, debris, or other area
you want addressed.
ZIP + nearest crossroads
Include both so service-area availability and travel can
be reviewed before an on-site visit is scheduled.
Access around the work
Show gates, side yards, driveways, walls, pools, roofs,
slopes, irrigation, or other constraints that could affect
equipment or debris removal.
After a storm:
From a safe position, include the full tree, visible breaks
or splits, the trunk base, nearby structures, and any changed
lean or disturbed soil around the root area. Stay clear of
unstable trees and hanging branches.
What happens next?
A photo review can help establish a starting point. Odis provides
a ballpark when practical; the on-site estimate confirms the
actual scope and final price.
1
Start by text, phone, or booking
Text photos for a ballpark, call with questions, or choose
an available estimate appointment online.
2
Free on-site estimate
The tree or work area, access, nearby structures, debris
volume, equipment needs, and requested result are reviewed
on site. This confirms the scope and price.
3
Approve and schedule the work
Sending photos or receiving an estimate does not commit
you to a job. Approved work is scheduled after the scope
and price are clear.
Common reasons homeowners get in touch
Not sure which service applies? Send photos and describe
the result you want.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Annual or recurring maintenance when appropriate,
roof and driveway clearance, dead or damaged branches,
structure, appropriate weight reduction, and monsoon preparation.
Bynum Tree and Landscape serves Mesa, Apache Junction,
Gold Canyon, Gilbert, Queen Creek, and nearby East Valley
communities.
Bynum Tree and Landscape is a service-area business with
no public storefront. Your ZIP code and nearest major
crossroads help confirm routing and availability.
Tree near a power line?
Bynum Tree and Landscape does not perform power-line tree work.
Do not attempt to trim or remove a tree touching or close
to energized lines. Contact the serving utility for guidance.
Text 2–6 clear project photos with your ZIP code and nearest
major crossroads. Odis reviews them and gives a ballpark
when possible. You can also call Odis directly or use
Google Calendar to choose a free on-site estimate time.
The $300 minimum applies only to paid work.