RIP. Customers don't realize how inherently dangerous the tree care business is. It doesn't look like there was insurance in place, so the homeowner will lose their house and assets. The bar is low if someone gets hurt or killed on your property. Unless there are drugs or alcohol in their system, you have to pay. Always ask for proof of workmen's comp when getting bids. Don't risk it! A large retail corporation in NWA shared the results of a workmen's compensation audit they performed. Over 90% of tree companies in the area have been found to have invalid workmen's compensation policies. It's an expense they aren't willing to pay. They'll lie to your face and say they have it, but if you ask for the certificate, you'll never see them again. There is usually a reason for a lowball bid.

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