Message from They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree Care
Nevic Donnelly, owner and founder of They Might Be Monkeys!, received his initial training as an arborist in the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and has been beautifying trees in Austin since 1994. It's our mission to provide reliable, friendly, and professional service to our clients year-round. They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree Care handles pruning, removal of dead trees and also offers high-angle pet rescue.
Editorial by Citysearch
Spicewood business with a certified staff of tree and landscape experts with a holistic approach to design and installation.Key Points
- Pruning
- Removals
- High-angle pet rescue
The Inside Scoop
- The Extras - They also offer free mulch for community projects and will assist with mulching distressed trees in parks and schools around Austin.
Insider Pages Reviews for They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree Care
They came highly recommended, but I just feel like they were trying to rip me off. $300? an hr? The people that recommended him when they did their tree's it was $150 an hr. Who doubles their prices in a struggling economy? Or maybe he saw me as a quick sale. Not impressed at all.
Try one of these guys instead, just say NO to the monkeys
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Posted 05/21/09 | Report Abuse
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These guys give you an up front price and stick to it. They were thorough in the trees that they trimmed for us. They missed a few items but were more than willing to stop by later to finish up. They have an extensive knowledge of trees. Friendly employees.
PROS:
CONS: The most expensive of all the quotes we received.
Posted 06/14/06 | Report Abuse
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Super/Economical Tree Care
by amysuehere
Had HUGE oak tree in the backyard with lots of ballmoss. Got several estimates including TMBM's.
The work was done beautifully! Service was super and we entertained the whole neighborhood as they use rock climbing equipment (repelling harnesses, etc.) to work on the tree. Fun and professional at the same time. Three cheers to TMBM! Thanks, guys.
Pros: Very affordable, Fun to Watch, Super Work Done
Posted 01/12/04