Licensed. Insured.Documented.Every Branch, Every Time.
From the free written assessment through the final debris haul, every Canopy job is permitted, photographed, and documented before the first climber clips in — so your insurance carrier, your HOA board, and your own peace of mind are all satisfied.
Credentials & Certifications
Trusted By
A Laser Measure, a Clipboard, and a Written Report in 24 Hours
Before any work is quoted, a Canopy ISA-certified arborist walks your property with a laser range-finder and documents every at-risk limb, root intrusion, and structural defect. You receive a typed, signed report — not a verbal estimate — with photos, GPS coordinates, and a risk classification for each finding.
What's Documented
Filed Before the First Foothold. Documented Before the First Cut.
Every Canopy removal job triggers a permit application the same day the contract is signed. We handle the municipal filing, the utility notification, and the arborist certification form — and we send you the permit number and a current certificate of liability insurance before any crew member sets foot on your property.
What's Documented
Rigged, Roped, and Photographed From First Clip to Last Log.
Canopy climbers use ISA-standard rigging and lowering techniques — no drop zones, no chainsaw-and-hope. Every significant cut is time-stamped in a photo log that becomes part of your job file. The log documents each section removed, the rigging configuration, and the ground crew's clearing pattern.
What's Documented
Zero Debris Policy. Post-Job Inspection Report. Done.
When the last log is chipped or hauled, the crew lead walks the entire work zone with the client — or their designated property manager — and signs off on a post-job inspection checklist. Stump grinding, surface root treatment, and lawn restoration are documented in the same file. If anything is missed, we return within 48 hours at no charge.
What's Documented
Client Feedback
What Happens After the First Cut
Every quote below came from a job that started with a documented assessment and ended with a photo log.
"A limb the size of my living room was hanging over my roof after the ice storm. Canopy had a written hazard assessment in my hands within four hours. The permit was filed by morning. I've never felt so relieved handing over a clipboard."
Margaret Okonkwo
Homeowner, Austin TX
"Our liability carrier required a certified arborist inspection before renewal. Canopy produced a 14-page documented report with GPS coordinates, photos, and risk ratings for every tree on the property. Renewal approved same week."
Derek Sanchez
Property Manager, Meridian Commercial
"Three bids, one certified. The other two couldn't tell me whether they'd pull a permit. Canopy had the permit number before they started. The cleanup was so thorough I had to check whether they'd actually been there."
Priya Natarajan
HOA Board Chair, Briarcrest Estates
The paperwork is done before
the first chainsaw starts.
See exactly what's in our assessment report, how we file permits, and what the cleanup guarantee covers — then book your free site visit.
General Liability: $2M per occurrence · Workers' Comp: Active · Certificate available on request