A tree doesn't have to be down to be a problem. Dead limbs, root damage, disease, and lean are all signs a tree needs to come out before it becomes a hazard to your home, your family, or your neighbor's property.
We handle tree removal of every size and difficulty — from a small ornamental in a tight backyard to a large hazardous pine tangled near power lines — with the equipment and experience to do it safely.
Tree removal cost depends mainly on the tree's size and species, how accessible it is (open yard vs. tight space, near a structure or power line), and whether it's a routine removal or a hazardous/storm situation requiring extra rigging and care. We'll walk the property with you, explain what we're seeing, and give you a firm number before we start — not a range that changes once the crew shows up.
A dead tree is not a "wait and see" situation — dead wood is unpredictable and can fail without warning, especially in wind or after a hard rain. If a tree on your property has stopped leafing out, has significant dead limbs, or shows fungus/rot at the base, it's worth a look before storm season, not after a limb comes down.
Big trees need more than a bigger chainsaw — they need a real plan: rigging to control where sections fall, the right equipment for the size and location, and a crew that's done this before. We handle large hazardous removals routinely, including trees close to homes, fences, and power lines.
Requirements can depend on your specific property, the tree, and the situation. Give us a call and we'll help you figure out what, if anything, applies before any work begins.
Most single-tree removals are completed in a few hours to a full day, depending on size and access.
We haul it away as part of standard service; if you'd like to keep firewood-length rounds, just ask — we're happy to leave them.
Yes, as an add-on — see our Stump Grinding page.
Only when necessary, and only with the right rigging and precautions — we'll explain exactly what the job involves before we start.
Not necessarily, but we recommend it for the initial walkthrough so we can point out anything you should know about the tree or the property.
We'll call to reschedule — safety comes first, especially with larger removals.