Dead or Declining Trees
Removal of dead, declining or unwanted trees when removal is an appropriate option and the conditions allow it.
Mesa-based · Serving the East Valley since 2019
Bynum Tree And Landscape
Need an unwanted, dead, declining or storm-damaged tree removed? We handle residential tree removals when the site and access allow a suitable work plan. Stump grinding is available by separate quote. Owner on every job.
Text 2–6 photos of the whole tree, trunk base and surrounding access, plus your ZIP code and nearby crossroads. Free on-site estimates within our service area; the $300 minimum applies only to approved paid work.
Residential tree removal
Each project begins with a look at the tree, nearby structures, property access and the equipment required. Not every tree is suitable for our available methods, and safety comes before accepting a job.
Removal of dead, declining or unwanted trees when removal is an appropriate option and the conditions allow it.
Work involving broken or fallen trees when tree stability, access and the required methods permit a safe scope.
Removal planning that considers nearby homes, walls, gates, patios, pools and surrounding landscaping.
Removal for landscaping changes, property improvements or trees that no longer suit the available space.
Not sure you need removal? Some issues can be addressed with selective pruning instead. Explore Tree Trimming & Pruning.
Electrical safety: We do not perform power-line clearance or work on trees contacting electrical lines. Contact the serving electric utility; treat downed lines as energized.
Actual completed work · No stock photographs
These are completed Bynum Tree and Landscape projects. Tap a photograph to view it larger. The first three show tree removal in a yard, an Eastmark courtyard and a combined removal and stump-grinding job.
Eastmark · Mesa · Mesquite
Residential Mesquite removal followed by stump grinding and work-area cleanup.
Mesa · Front Yard
Before-and-after results of a residential removal and the resulting open landscape.
Eastmark · Mesa · Palo Verde
Palo Verde removal and stump grinding in a courtyard with walls and established landscaping nearby.
Mesa · Front Yard
Before-and-after comparison of stump grinding and cleanup in a residential front yard.
Mesa · Street-Side
Tree and stump work near the street, with debris removed from the designated work area.
Gold Canyon · Arizona
A completed stump-grinding project in a confined residential landscape area.
With a removal or as a separate job
Once a tree is removed, the stump can remain unless grinding is included in the approved work. We also quote grinding for existing stumps when access permits.
Important: Stump grinding is not automatically included with tree removal. Request it when discussing your estimate. Grinding depth, wood-chip handling, backfill and the finished grade will be agreed on in advance.
Discuss both services in one estimate so stump size, access and expected final condition are considered together.
Grinding an existing stump is an option when the equipment can reach it and the work area is suitable.
Before grinding: Buried utilities, irrigation, hardscape and other obstacles must be considered. Grinding reduces the stump to an agreed depth; it does not remove the entire underground root system.
Clear scope before work begins
Unlike straightforward trimming, removal prices vary substantially by the tree's condition, weight, reach, equipment access, nearby structures and the required handling of wood and debris. We price the actual project rather than promising a fixed online price.
Minimum approved paid service visit
Free on-site estimates within our service area. Text photos for an initial ballpark. We confirm the full scope and final price on-site, including any requested stump grinding.
Included in an approved removal quote: The specified tree-debris haul-off and cleanup of the designated work area. Unrelated landscape debris and stump grinding are separate unless explicitly included.
Simple, clear process
Text the whole tree, trunk base, nearby buildings and access route, or request a free on-site estimate.
Review the work scope, access, debris handling, any stump grinding and final price before approving the job.
Complete the approved removal using methods suitable for the site and the agreed plan.
Load and remove the included tree debris and clean the designated work area as specified in the quote.
Power-line warning: Stay away from trees touching wires. Contact the utility, and call 911 for immediate danger from downed lines. We do not perform power-line tree work. SRP power-line safety information.
Customer-posted Google reviews
Selected customer excerpts concerning removal projects, property care and cleanup. Full reviews and dates are available on Google.
Mesquite removal & stump grinding
“We had a large Mesquite tree with extensive root system. The job was handled quickly, with safety and efficiently. Exceeded all our expectations!!”James Taylor · Google review excerpt
Repeat customer · Three cypress removals
“Second time hiring Odis and once again, really happy with the work. This time he removed three cypress trees and trimmed back overhanging branches from my neighbor’s trees along my property line.”Alisa S · Google review excerpt
Ironwood removal · Wall protection
“It was 3 ironwood trees close together he removed. What a tangled up mess. Branch by branch he did it so my wall would not come down. You can be confident in him.”Mary Young · Google review excerpt
Removal and cleanup
“Odis was professional and efficient. He cleaned up our yard nicely after our tree removal. I would highly recommend!”Kaitlin Samuel · Google review excerpt
Chinese Elm removal
“Cost was super reasonable and completed timely. ‘Meticulous’ clean up was included in the quote and it was exactly that!”Nicole Gemrose · Google review excerpt
Answers before booking
No. Stump grinding is separately quoted and must be specifically included in the approved scope. It is also available by itself when access and conditions allow.
Yes. The approved removal quote includes the tree-debris haul-off specified in the scope, plus cleanup of the designated work area. Unrelated yard debris is not automatically included.
Pricing depends on the tree, access, condition, nearby structures and requested cleanup or stump work. The minimum approved paid visit is $300; this is not a fixed price for removing every tree. On-site estimates within our service area are free.
Yes. Text 2–6 photos showing the whole tree, trunk base, access route and surrounding structures, plus your ZIP and nearby crossroads. A photo-based ballpark is preliminary; the final quote is confirmed on-site.
Sometimes. We first consider stability, access and the methods required. Stay clear of hanging branches and any tree contacting wires. We do not work around energized power lines.
No. The stump is reduced to an agreed depth. Extensive underground roots remain unless separate excavation is specifically arranged.
Chip handling, any requested backfill and the final grade are specified in your estimate. They are not assumed to be included without agreement.
We assess gates, nearby structures, landscaping and the available working space before deciding whether we can safely accept the project.
Mesa-based mobile service
Bynum Tree and Landscape provides residential tree removal and stump grinding in Mesa and surrounding communities, subject to site suitability, scheduling and project scope. We do not operate a public storefront.
Areas served include Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch, Mountain Bridge, Eastmark, the Usery foothills, Superstition Mountain and selected larger-lot East Valley neighborhoods.
Check Service Areas & ZIP Codes →Request a free estimate
Tell us what you need removed. Text photos for a ballpark, call to discuss the site, or email us about a free on-site estimate. We'll review scope, access, debris cleanup and optional stump grinding before quoting the job.
Fully insured · Owner on every job · $300 minimum for approved paid work only
Monday–Friday · 6:00 AM–5:00 PM
Bynum Tree and Landscape · Mesa, AZ · Serving the East Valley since 2019