Snow Chasers LLC

Dear Sir or Madam,

On or about August 15, I awoke in my house at the above address around 10 AM to hear a chainsaw. I found an employee from Snow Chasers, LLC cutting down one of my flowering trees (possibly ornamental dogwood; it had pink blossoms every spring). I called my wife (legally separated), who owns the property with me (this tree was entirely located on my property). She said she didn't order it, and I believe her despite our impending divorce (we only have the property to sell before it is finalized). I called the police to file a report with Officer W*** of the Corning, NY PD. I declined to have the employee arrested for trespassing, despite the fact he never knocked on my door or ensured it was the correct address.

I don't know much else besides the facts below:
- I've talked with the company owner's wife Courtney (she may also be owner).
- I've talked with the receptionist at the company.
- I have never gotten the owner (Chad?) on the phone or in person.
- The company stopped work at the time, but only two main branches remain on the tree and it will probably die, but it also looks "crazy" to anyone interested in buying the house.
- The company said they would collect the heavy logs (they collected most of the smaller branches that first day), but they never did. They had until roughly October 15 when my wife's lawn guy collected them.
- They refused to compensate me in any way, including an option of removing a different tree and bushes damaging the front of the house. I am no longer interested in that option, and will possibly consult a lawyer (for treble damages) and/or small claims court.
- I left them a negative review on Google Maps, but otherwise have avoided mentioning them by name on social media.

Your guess is as good as mine as to who caused this, but it seems, even though they were unwilling pawns, Snow Chasers has not taken responsibility for their negligent actions. The name on the contract was "*** ***" and a "fake" Google subscriber phone, no credit check.