Bynum Tree and Landscape  FAQS 

Bynum Tree and Landscape provides Tree Trimming/Pruning, Tree Removal, stump grinding, Complete Property Cleanups / Yard Resets, and Junk Hauling & Junk Removal using a 20-yard dump trailer.

Desert-smart Tree Trimming/Pruning (structure, clearance, wind handling) plus whole-property cleanups and hauling— so customers can reach a clean, photo-ready result with one point of contact.

Yes. Small trims and single-item pickups are welcome. Larger cleanouts and multi-tree projects are planned for safe workflow, efficient haul-off, and a meticulous cleanup.

Yes. Complete Property Cleanups / Yard Resets are ideal for move-outs, inherited properties, HOA deadlines, and listing prep. Weed Removal & Cleanup is available and is commonly bundled into a cleanup scope when it helps achieve a finished result.

Yes. Many customers schedule tree reviews every 1–3 years and repeat cleanups as needed to prevent overgrowth and debris buildup.

Yes. Stump grinding is available for typical residential stumps when access is reasonable.

Yes. Bundling tree work, yard cleanup, and hauling into one visit is common and helps simplify scheduling.

Yes. Listing prep is common: trees are trimmed for clearance and curb appeal, junk is hauled, and the yard is cleaned so the property shows well.

Common Mesa/East Valley trees include mesquite, palo verde, ash (Arizona/Shamel), Chinese elm, bottle tree, desert willow, Texas mountain laurel, citrus, and similar landscape trees.

Many shade trees do well with a structural trim every 1–3 years. Timing depends on species, growth rate, wind exposure, and proximity to roofs, walls, and pools.

Most structural Tree Trimming/Pruning is best in cooler months (late fall through early spring). Lighter clearance and storm-prep is often done in late spring/early summer; heavy trimming during extreme heat is avoided unless safety requires it.

Yes. Desert trees are trimmed for structure, balanced weight reduction, and better monsoon wind handling while keeping a natural form.

Yes. Citrus and fruit trees can be pruned for clearance, health, and access. Heavy topping is avoided.

Yes. Clearance from structures and hardscape is a common goal. Trims are planned to reduce contact risk while keeping a balanced canopy.

No. Topping and lion-tailing are not recommended. Cuts are made back to proper branch unions and growth points for strength and a natural look.

Yes. Selective thinning can improve airflow and light while keeping the tree looking natural and balanced.

Yes. Options are reviewed during the estimate based on condition, location, clearance needs, long-term goals, and budget.

Yes. Monsoon damage is common, and safety-related issues are prioritized when scheduling. An on-site estimate confirms the safest plan.

Many typical residential removals can be handled when access and drop zones are reasonable. Extremely large or crane-dependent removals may be referred out for safety.

Yes. Quotes include haul-off and a meticulous cleanup for the work you approved unless the customer requests to keep some wood.

Yes. Volunteer trees and nuisance saplings (often along walls or in planters) can be removed and hauled as part of a project.

Pricing depends on stump diameter, location, access, and how much grinding is needed. Multiple stumps at one property are usually more efficient than separate trips.

Depth depends on what the customer plans to do afterward (rock, soil, replanting, etc.). Typical grinding is several inches below grade, with options reviewed during the estimate.

Often, yes—case by case. Each stump is evaluated for utility/irrigation risk and potential damage; if it isn’t safe, alternatives are discussed first.

Grindings can be left, spread, or hauled depending on the estimate. The quote specifies how chips are handled.

Scope depends on the property, but common work includes brush/overgrowth removal, haul-off, trimming back problem growth, and leaving the site clean. Weed Removal & Cleanup can be included within a full cleanup scope for a finished result.

Yes. HOA-required cleanups are common. Photos plus the deadline help prioritize scheduling and plan the fastest path to a clean, compliant result.

Yes. Listing prep and turnover cleanups are common—especially when tree work, hauling, and yard reset are needed together.

Weed work is typically paired with haul-off and cleanup as part of a complete scope. The goal is a clean, finished property with debris removed.

The rig is a 20-yard dump trailer (about 7 ft × 14 ft × 5.75 ft), about 21 cubic yards of space.

A full trailer is often comparable to about 7–8 pickup loads, depending on stacking and material type.

Often, yes—if the load is curbside/driveway/garage-door staged and easy to access. For inside pickup, backyard carry-out, stairs, or tight access, a free on-site estimate is completed before a quote is provided.

Not accepted:

• No tires
• No fridges/freezers unless freon has been professionally evacuated and the unit is tagged
• No hazardous materials including wet paint/paint-related materials, solvents/chemicals, pesticides and pool chemicals, gasoline and automotive fluids
• No biomedical/infectious waste; no friable asbestos

Weight-limited items (quoted case by case): very heavy debris (dirt/rock/block) and some remodeling/construction debris. Heavy-material rate applies or a separate load may be required.

Yes. Curbside/driveway-staged pickup is the fastest option and is often the easiest to confirm from photos.

Yes. Cleanouts are common. Items to keep vs. remove are confirmed so only unwanted items are hauled.

Yes. Piled green waste can be loaded and hauled as long as access is safe and the material is within weight limits.

Yes. Free on-site estimates are available within the regular Mesa and East Valley service area. On-site estimate required for final pricing.

Text clear photos and your ZIP and nearest major crossroads to (480) 427-1055. Calling or using the contact form also works.

Sometimes. Clear photos can allow a ballpark range (tree work or curbside/driveway/garage-door staged junk), but final pricing is confirmed after an on-site estimate.

Pricing depends on size/species, access, proximity to structures, hazards, scope (Tree Trimming/Pruning vs. Tree Removal), and how much haul-off is required.

Pricing is based on trailer volume, material type, and access. Beyond-curbside pickup requires a free on-site estimate before a quote. Very heavy debris and some construction/remodel debris may require a heavy-material rate or a separate load.

No surprises. Quotes include standard disposal/dump fees for the work you approved. If something changes the scope, it’s discussed and approved before work continues.

For most residential jobs, payment is due when the agreed work is completed and the customer has reviewed the results.

Work is typically scheduled Monday through Friday around 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Cooler months and storm season can book out. For flexible timing, 1–2 weeks is often workable; for deadlines or specific dates, reach out earlier.

Availability varies by season and workload. Many standard loads can be scheduled within a few days; deadlines (move-outs, photos, HOA notices) should be mentioned up front.

Meeting in person is best for a clear scope, but some outside-only estimates can be started from photos and clear instructions.

Not always. Many customers meet at the start, then step away. A final walkthrough can be done in person or with photos if needed.

Move vehicles from the work zone, unlock gates, and set aside items to keep. Share notes about irrigation, pets, low-voltage lighting, or tight access before job day.

If wind, lightning, or heavy rain makes outdoor work unsafe, the job may be paused or rescheduled. Customers are contacted as early as possible.

Yes. Bynum Tree and Landscape is fully insured for tree work, cleanups, and hauling in the service area. Proof of insurance is available on request.

Yes. The business is Checkr verified.

Bynum Tree and Landscape has served Mesa and nearby East Valley areas since 2019.

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Yes. Bynum Tree and Landscape is owner-operated so customers get consistent communication and clean, finished results.