Does this website perform tree work?
No. Independent providers, when a referral arrangement is active, perform any work. This website publishes information and may connect visitors with providers.
Do I need a permit?
Requirements depend on the tree, property and work. Public-tree work is regulated by Aurora, and right-of-way or historic-property work can require permits. Verify with the city for the specific address and project.
Sources: City permit guidance · Aurora arboricultural manual
What if the tree touches a power line?
Keep people away from the tree and line. Do not prune or move either one. Report a downed or threatened line to ComEd and use its vegetation-service channel for nonemergency tree concerns.
Sources: ComEd outage and wire reporting · ComEd vegetation-service request
Can I get a quote here?
A referral contact channel is pending. No quote, pricing or provider availability is promised through this website today.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Ask for a written scope.
Confirm what work is included, who handles debris, and whether permit or utility coordination applies. Compare provider credentials and availability directly.