Although we love it when trees are healthy and flourishing, we also understand that sometimes there is good reason to remove a tree. Whether it’s to prevent a devastating accident, keep trees from littering limbs, leaves and seeds on houses or cars, or even to improve a view, tree removal can often be a necessary decision. When you do conclude that a tree needs to be removed, the first step is to look for a licensed and insured company. It’s important to ask if there is an ISA certified arborist on staff and whether the company carries worker’s comp insurance for their employees. Having a worker injured on your property can lead to a costly ping on your homeowners insurance if he or she is not covered by workers comp insurance through their job. Once you’ve found the right company to perform the work, it’s time to talk about how the tree(s) will be removed.

The tree removal process is simple, but not easy. Fortunately our range of equipment makes removing trees streamlined and safe. When our estimator comes out to take a look at the job, he’ll go over the plan and what steps will be taken to execute it. He’ll discuss equipment, hazards (septic systems, utility lines, damp patches in the yard, etc.) and what you can expect on the day the work is done. He’ll also provide a price and list what payment options are available to you. We provide free estimates on tree removal so don’t hesitate to give us a call if you’re thinking about removing trees on your property!