Tree Removal - Frequently Asked Questions

    There are many reasons homeowners choose to remove trees, including:

• Safety Risks:     Dead, dying, or unstable trees can fall and damage property—or worse,      injure someone.
• Storm Damage:     Trees damaged by wind, lightning, or hurricanes often need to be removed for safety.
• Structural Issues:     Trees growing too close to homes, driveways, or foundations can cause long-term damage.
• Disease or Infestation: A sick or infested tree can spread issues to healthy trees nearby.
• Land Use:     Trees may need to be cleared for home additions, pools, fencing, or landscaping projects.
• Overgrowth:     Removing select trees can reduce overcrowding and help the remaining trees thrive.

We recommend a professional evaluation if you notice any of the following:

• Leaning or uprooted base
• Large dead limbs or canopy dieback
• Hollow trunk or visible rot
• Fungus or mushroom growth around the roots
• Cracks in the trunk or major limbs
• Recent storm damage

If you're unsure, our team offers free on-site assessments to help you make the right call.

  Yes. We are prepared to remove any tree from nearly any situation. Up to and including crane-assisted removals for the largest, most hazardous, or inaccessible trees. Whether the tree is close to a structure, entangled in power lines, or located in a tight space, we have the equipment, expertise, and resources to get it removed safely and efficiently.

  Yes. Tree removal can be extremely hazardous without proper training and equipment. That’s why it’s critical to hire licensed professionals who follow industry safety standards. Our team is fully insured, experienced, and equipped to perform removals safely on residential and commercial properties.

  We cut and remove all major sections of the tree, haul away debris, or you can request to keep wood from the removal if you'd like. We also offer optional stump grinding to leave your property clean and level.

  Pricing varies based on many factors, including the size, location, and condition of the tree. We offer free in-person estimates so you know exactly what to expect—no hidden fees, no surprises.