Common reasons to remove a tree

• Falling branches pose a risk of injury to people, pets, and property
• Unhealthy or deceased trees detract from aesthetics and may decrease your property’s value

• Diseases from trees can spread to surrounding plants
• Dead trees may attract pests

• Overgrown or excessively rapid tree growth can lead to issues such as damage to your home’s foundation and pipes.
• Discoloration or signs of illness in trees, such as misshapen or yellowing leaves, and excessive leaf shedding, may indicate nutrient deficiencies.
• Sudden or pronounced leaning of a tree suggests potential root system damage, posing a danger. Our experts will assess the cause and recommend appropriate care.

• Visible root damage or decay can compromise a tree’s health. We provide thorough consultations to help you decide on the best course of action.
• Extensive cracks, cavities, or crevices in a tree’s trunk may result from various factors, potentially impacting its ability to distribute water and nutrients. Significant bark damage may necessitate professional removal.
• Dead or hanging branches in the upper canopy may indicate tree health issues. Our arborists will evaluate the situation and propose suitable trimming or density adjustments to maintain tree health.