Which tree services do you offer?
We are a full-service tree company that provides tree pruning, trimming, shaping, tree removal, stump grinding, and emergency service. Call us whenever you have tree care needs, and we will gladly provide you with a free written estimate.

How long does it take to receive a free written estimate?
It will not take an entire day for us to provide you with a written estimate. No matter the time of day you call, you can be assured that we will be ready to offer our quality service.

Is tree removal dangerous?
Dealing with trees isn't exactly a safe job. There have been some cases of death due to tree work that is why it is crucial to work only with the most skilled tree service. Trinity Tree Service Alexandria is insured and fully-licensed for your protection. Plus, we only use top-rate equipment and follow strict standards by tree industry authorities to ensure our workers' and your safety.

Must I obtain a permit for tree removal?
In most cases, yes. There are different regulations about tree removal, depending on where you live. Some municipalities are more lenient with their guidelines while others are stricter. Don't forget to check with your municipality about their rules before starting any tree removal project. Trinity Tree Service will assist you in obtaining the permit to get the job done right away.
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Historic Old Town Alexandria
It's easy to think you've traveled back in time once you see the red brick sidewalks in Old Town Alexandria. This small quaint town was established in 1749 as a tobacco port. It still has the cobblestone streets up to this day, even the buildings erected in the 18th century, and a town crier. All these things would make you think you're living in George Washington's time.

The truth is, George was a regular of Old Town Alexandria's businesses. A few of these establishments are still active open to the public such as the Christ Church and Gadsby's Tavern, which now turned into a combination of a museum and a restaurant. Washington's farm used to sell products at the Saturday farmers' market. The George Washington Masonic National Memorial was created to commemorate the former president. This magnificent architectural structure stands 331-foot-tall made from granite.

That's not all. There are also other historic attractions in Old Town Alexandria including the Carlyle House. This extravagant house that was built in 1753 has an unspoiled garden and stunning interior designs. The Athenaeum, which is a neoclassical style building established in 1851, can be found here. It used to hold a bank but is now an arts center venue. You can always join guided walking tours if you want to explore these structures. Don't miss Alexandria's Spite House, which is a favorite of Instagrammers.
 
Dining, Shopping, and More
If you think Old Town Alexandria is all about its old charm, you're definitely wrong. The town is also a busy and modern town popular for its colorful town scene. There are several stores, independent and national that you can choose from. You can see them on King Street, and even in small side streets. There are new shoe stores, boutiques and vintage clothing shops that will welcome you in this town. If you are into art, you can meet over 80 sculptors, painters, as well as jewelers at the Torpedo Factory. They also sell their work for a reasonable price if you want some souvenirs. There is also the Art Center which used to be a munitions factory during World War II and now turned into a haven for artists and art enthusiasts alike.

It wouldn't be hard for you to look for a place to dine along King Street because there are a lot of restaurants and bars around the area. You can also find exquisite dining and international cuisines such as Mexican and Thai near the waterfront. There are also some dining places in historic shipping buildings and storefronts. If you're looking for a place with great-tasting craft beer, the Port City Brewing Company is the place to be, or go to the West End brewery and make a special tour or participate in special events.
If that's not enough, you can go sightseeing cruises, ghost tours, and romantic walks, and a lot more. The Old Town Alexandria is for the old and young at heart, and there sure is something in store for every type of person there is.