Complete Tree Removals

What is Tree Removal and What are the Benefits?

Tree removal is the process of removing a tree from its location. It is usually done for safety reasons and to improve the aesthetics of a property. Tree removal can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to make room for new construction, to reduce risk of falling branches or limbs, and to prevent disease from spreading. There are many benefits associated with tree removal, including improved safety and increased property value. In addition, removing trees can help prevent soil erosion and reduce the risk of damage caused by storms or other natural disasters.

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Tree removal is an important process that should be done with care and precision to ensure safety and maximize the benefits it brings. Whatever the reason may be, removing a tree requires careful consideration and planning in order to ensure that it is done safely and with minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

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How to Choose the Right Tree Removal Service Provider

Tree removals can be a dangerous job. There are many hazards that tree removal workers may face when they take on a job of removing trees from a property. These hazards can range from falling branches and limbs to the potential for electrocution, vehicle accidents, and even the risk of coming into contact with hazardous materials like asbestos. Additionally, tree removals require specialized equipment and safety protocols that must be followed in order to ensure the safety of workers and those around them.

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Choosing the right tree service in Chester County, PA is essential for ensuring that your trees are removed safely and efficiently. It's important for all tree companies to take into account the type and size of tree, as well as the complexity of the removal job. When selecting a tree service near you, make sure you ask about their qualifications, experience and insurance coverage. By taking these steps, you can be sure that your trees will be removed safely and professionally by an experienced team. Read more about our tree service coverage and workers' comp information below in our Common Questions & Answers section.

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Mobile Lifts for Tree Removals

If it's not a tree that requires a crane, our team can use a mobile lift. Our mobile lift can go as high as 80 feet. From the top-down, we'll remove the tree in sections. Each section is cut in a specific way to land in a designated and safe area.

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Mini Excavators

Some trees can be cut at the base, then either dropped or be pushed down with a mini excavator. Those that need to be guided in a particular direction will be braced with a cable. Once secure, our machinery will pull the tree in a safe direction.

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Tree Climbers

If a tree is too tall and not in a tight space, our tree climber will climb to its top to begin removing it in sections. As long as the drop zone is safe, larger trees can be removed this way.

After the Tree Removal

Once the tree is removed, we recommend having the stump removed at the time of your service. If left, the stumps can be a nuisance, hazardous, attract termites, and are not aesthetically pleasing. Topsoil and seed can then be added (per request) for grass growth. You may choose to have us clear the cut trees or leave them for the use of firewood. It is important to take the necessary steps to ensure that the area is safe and secure after a tree removal. This includes disposing of any hazardous materials that may have been left behind by the tree removal process as well as making sure there are no hazardous conditions in the surrounding area. Taking these steps will help protect you, your family, and your property from potential harm or damage caused by a fallen tree or its remains.

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