Tree removal is a highly technical, yet delicate, task and requires highly qualified professionals. Tree removals address health, liability, and aesthetics and enable competing species to develop and mature. In certain instances, you may have to remove a tree that is alive if it is interfering with other trees, buildings, driveways, or utility wires.

Tree Removal Alternatives

Tree removal can be avoided in some cases, particularly when a safe and reasonable alternative is available that will allow you to keep your beloved tree. Proactive tree service and maintenance is the best way to ensure the longevity of your trees and shrubs. Cabling and bracing create artificial support to structurally weak or injured trees and branches. These supports help to prevent injuries to your trees, such as crotch and branch failure, and help to provide protection against storm damage. This practice may extend the life and well-being of feature trees.

Tree Removal Service

Tree removal in most urban and suburban landscapes presents a challenge. Trees in neighborhoods like yours are often surrounded by other valuable plantings or structures. Tree removals often require careful dismantling by highly trained personnel utilizing state-of-the-art machinery to ensure safety and the protection of your home. The use of specialized equipment during tree removals is determined by the conditions on your landscape, branch architecture, and the soundness of your tree. A standard tree removal includes taking down a tree, chipping all brush, cutting all wood into 20" logs, and cutting the stumps as flush as possible to the ground. Wood will be stacked at or near the base of the tree. Stump routing and wood disposal services are offered at an additional charge

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