We specialize in tree removal

any location, any size, any tree!

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Tree planting 

Tree transplanting 

Hazardous trees removal

Tree removal

Tree trimming 

Tree shaping 

Tree thinning 

Tree selected pruning 

Tall hedge trimming 

Tall hedge toping down

Stump removal 

Stump Grinding 

Tree Root removal 

Tree root management 

Palm tree trimming 

Palm tree removal 

Palm skinning

Cypress trimming 

Cypress tying 

Deep watering root pipe feeder

Tree pesticide spraying 

Identifying tree pests & disease 

Seasonal tree maintenance

Tree staking 

Tree cabling & bracing

Tree storm damage

Storm damage clean up 

Tree service emergency services

Tree preservation services

Lot clearing 

Lot leveling

Lot grading

Fire wood sale 

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Obvious reasons for tree removal

• The tree is dead

• Declining health--the branches or top of tree is dying back; large dead branches; decay on the main trunk.

• Major storm damage and the tree is beyond repair

• Tree is too close to the house or other buildings, utility lines, play structures pools etc...

• The tree is leaning towards and obvious target--house, driveway, patio, play area or pool.

• Its become a nuisance--dropping seeds, sap, branches, and block views, light and inhibiting lawn.  See below for an outside link about lawns.

• Roots pose a serious thereat to foundations, driveways and sidewalks, or underground utilities.

• View clearing

• Major landscape renovations that would either damage trees, or because a tree is not well matched to its location. See below for an outside link on landscape tree choices.

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Not so obvious reasons to remove a tree

• Structural problems

• Bad crotches with included bark or repeated cracks

• Cracks on the main trunk or main leaders

• The tree is just too big for the location and poses challenges to safety if it falls or drops branches

• New construction--the tree will either be mortally damaged by equipment and disturbance to the ground under it, or is directly in the way of construction. Consider tree removal before the construction rather than after.

• Major diseases or insect infestations that will likely kill the tree soon, or spread disease to other trees.  Check out the flat headed borers.

• Interior decay (such as in the photo at the top of the page)

• Leaning in the wrong direction

• Crowding among trees--prioritize which trees are healthiest and worth keeping

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