Tree Removal

Safety Concerns

Dead, Diseased, or Damaged Trees

Trees in poor health can pose a risk to property and people, especially if they are at risk of falling.

Structural Defects

Trees with cracks, decay, or leaning issues can be unstable and dangerous.

Overgrown Limbs

Branches that are too large or too close to structures can fall and cause damage.

Property Damage

Root Damage

Tree roots can damage foundations, sidewalks, and underground utilities.

Branch Damage

Falling branches can scratch or damage the exterior of buildings.

Wind Damage

Large or unstable trees are susceptible to wind damage, potentially causing them to fall and damage property.

Insurance Requirement

Your homeowner’s insurance may require removal if the tree is too close to your home or other insured structures.

Aesthetic Reasons

Inappropriate Size or Location

A tree might not fit the overall landscape design or may have outgrown its space.

Messiness

Trees that drop excessive leaves, sap, or other debris can be unsightly.

Blocking Views

Trees can obstruct desired views from a property.

Tree Health

Diseased or Infested Trees

Diseased or infested trees can spread diseases to other trees, impacting the overall health of the ecosystem.

Pest Infestations

Pest infestations can weaken trees, making them more susceptible to diseases.

Construction Projects

Landscape Renovations

Trees may need to be removed to make way for new landscaping or construction projects.

Utility Installation

Trees can interfere with utility lines and may need to be removed or relocated to accommodate installation.

Important Considerations

Professional Advice

We are happy to assess your trees and provide advice on any concerns you may have.

Regulations

Local regulations may govern tree removal, so it's important to be aware of any restrictions in your area.