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You deserve a company that is trained, insured, and accountable
Your Property Shouldn’t Be at Risk
Most tree companies carry liability insurance — but not all carry workers’ compensation.
Treemaster LLC carries both.
That means you’re protected if an accident happens on your property.
This level of coverage is uncommon among residential tree companies.
- Liability Insurance
- Workers’ Compensation Coverage
We put together a clear homeowner’s guide:
Certified Arborists. Verified Standards.
Our team includes ISA Certified Arborists — a credential held by only a small percentage of tree care professionals. We combine formal training, industry safety standards, and real-world experience to provide thoughtful, professional tree care.
Treemaster LLC is independently accredited for safety and professional standards, meaning our training, safety programs, and business practices have been reviewed by the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA).
- ISA Certified Arborists
- Industry Safety Training
- Independently Accredited for Professional Standards
Fully Insured?
Think Again.
Tree work is one of the most dangerous professions in the world (ranked just behind commercial fishing!). Imagine if an uninsured contractor were seriously injured or damaged your property—you could be the one left footing the bill. Many who claim to be “fully insured” only carry general liability, which does nothing to protect you if a worker gets hurt. That leaves homeowners exposed to massive financial risk.
At TreemasterLLC, we take this seriously. We carry general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial auto, and professional liability insurance. That means both you and our crew are fully protected—every time.
Want to know why this matters so much? We put together a clear homeowner’s guide:
See Why Insurance Matters. Click here.
Don’t just take anyone’s word for being “fully insured.” Always verify! And if you’d like to see our coverage, just email us at office@treemasterllc.com and we’ll gladly send you our documentation.
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