Frequently Asked Questions

Tree removal means to cut down the tree, take it away, remove the stump or grind it to ground level. 

Trimming trees is the process of cutting off branches or limbs. Trimming is part of improving the tree's health, shape, improving light penetration and budding in the spring.

Maryland has several state laws that protect trees requiring permits for removal by private property owners. You should also contact your HOA for their tree removal restrictions. 

Tree trimming and removal, stump removal, stump grinding to ground, brush removal, lot clearing, storm clean-up, and vegetation removal.  

Landscaping services include mulching, spring clean-up, landscape design, plant and sod installation. 

We also offer lawn maintenance packages. 

Yes. Honey Cove Landscaping and Tree Services is licensed and insured. We hold a Maryland Licensed Tree Expert license (#002016) and a Maryland Forest Product Operators license (#011369), both issued by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.

Critical Area includes all land within 1,000 feet of Maryland’s tidal waters and tidal wetlands. It also includes the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, the Atlantic Coastal Bays, their tidal tributaries, and the lands underneath these tidal areas.

Yes, we sell firewood for $225 or $200 cash per cord delivered. This is all oak, cherry, locust, hickory etc. No junk. Please send us a message or call the office. Prices include delivery in Calvert County only. 

Whether it’s a new construction site or slopes and hills on your property, seeding is one of the most efficient and economical ways to control erosion. Honey Cove Landscape & Tree Services can choose the right grass seed and hydro-seed your property. 

Yes. It offers the beauty of more expensive materials (like stone or pavers) at a lower cost, and it adds curb appeal and long-term value to your property.

Cost depends on the tree's size,condition, and location, how close it is to structures or power lines, access for equipment,and whether stump grinding or debris haul-away is included. Every job starts with a freeon-site estimate, so you'll know the price before work begins.

Most mature shade trees benefit from trimming every 3 to 5 years. Younger trees and trees close to the house may need it more often. Late fall through winter is ideal for most species, since trees are dormant and their structure is easy to see.

Grinding chips the stump down below ground level so you can plant grass or landscape over it. Full removal pulls out the stump and major roots, which is usually only needed when you're building or regrading.