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Call and describe the tree, or send the details and we will call you back the same business day. Storm damage right now goes to the front of the line.

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Quick Answer

Sylvan Scapes Tree Service is at 10 Silver Creek Dr, Staunton, VA 24401, open Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with storm calls taken anytime. Call 540-885-2199 or email office@sylvanscapes.com.

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Talk to the person who will plan the job

Calls go to the office and get to Kevin Thompson. Hazard situations are triaged first — if a tree is on a structure or in contact with a line, say that immediately.

Hours

Mon–Fri 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Storm and hazard calls taken anytime

Credentials

ISA Certified Arborist · TCIA CTSP Accredited
Crews work inside ANSI Z133.1 · Fully insured

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Tell us what the tree is doing. We'll call you back the same business day. Storm damage right now? Call 540-885-2199.

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Sylvan Scapes will call you right back. Storm damage right now? Call (540) 885-2199.

Storm damage right now?

Do not use the form. Call (540) 885-2199 and describe what the tree is resting on.

Answers

Contact questions

What to expect after you call or send the form.

Call 540-885-2199
How soon will I hear back?
Same business day for calls and form submissions. Storm and hazard calls are prioritized by risk rather than by order received, so describe what the tree is doing when you call.
Is the estimate free?
Yes, and it comes in writing. The owner walks the property, then you get a written scope within a few days: what comes down, what stays, and what it costs.
What should I have ready when I call?
Roughly how many trees, how big, and what is underneath them. A photo helps. For storm damage, say what the tree is resting on and whether anything is near a power line — that changes the priority and who needs to be called first.