Tree Removal

Posted by on Apr 29, 2011 in | Comments Off

Tree removal is a highly technical, yet delicate task and requires highly qualified professionals, like those at Arborscape. Tree removals address health, liability, aesthetics and enable competing species to develop and mature. In certain instances, you may have to remove a tree that is alive if it is interfering with other trees, buildings, driveways, or utility wires.

Tree removal can be a hazardous job in the hands of an amateur, especially tall, mature trees or trees that are close to your home or walls. Our crews even remove trees for the Nevada Department of Forestry and the Nevada Fire Safe Council to help with fuel reduction. With over 30 years of experience, our Arborists will discuss with you the safest method for removing your tree and give you a free written proposal with specifications and price that will fit any budget.

When it comes to tree removal, our tree crews will remove the tree safely according to O.S.H.A. standards. Our employees pride themselves on their ability to quickly and safely remove trees without damaging your landscaping, house or structures. Our crews will also ensure that they leave your property clean and tidy before they leave.

Arborscape will haul the tree or trees away; unless you request to keep some for firewood.

Tree removal can be avoided in some cases, particularly when our certified arborist determines that there is a safe and reasonable alternative available that will allow you to keep your beloved tree. Proactive plant health care and maintenance is the best way to ensure the longevity of your trees and shrubs. Cabling and bracing create artificial support to structurally weak or injured trees and branches. These supports help to prevent injuries to your trees, such as crotch and branch failure, and help to provide protection against storm damage. Plant health care may extend the life and well-being of feature trees.

Let our estimators meet with you to discuss your tree removal needs. Our certified arborists can be reached at 702-479-3019.