Tree Removal
Tree removal is the full takedown of a tree, from the canopy down to the stump.
Tree removal is the full takedown of a tree, from the canopy down to the stump.
Pruning keeps a tree healthy, safe and the right shape for the space it's in.
Tree felling is the removal of a whole tree, from the canopy down to the stump.
An EWP is an elevating work platform, the cherry picker style machine that lifts an arborist up to the canopy in a basket.
Storms bring down limbs and whole trees, often onto roofs, fences, driveways and power lines.
Storm damage doesn't wait for business hours.
A tree report is a written assessment from a qualified arborist, covering the condition of a tree, the risks we can see and what we'd recommend doing about it.
A tree consultation is an inspection, not a job with chainsaws: one of our qualified arborists checks the tree properly and tells you what's going on.
Tree planting is the part of arboriculture that starts before there's a tree.
Tree lopping is the search term most people use when they want branches cut back or a tree reduced.
Stump grinding removes the stump and surface roots left behind after a tree comes down.
Stump removal takes out what's left after a tree comes down.