Arborist in safety gear removing a large tree with a chainsaw

Tree Removal

Safe removals for hazardous, damaged, or unwanted trees

Overview

Some trees simply have to come down — leaning over a roofline, hollowed by rot, or crowding a foundation. We plan every removal around the structures below it, then take the tree apart in controlled sections so nothing on your property is put at risk.

Hazard assessment firstWe read the lean, the load, and the failure points before a single cut is made.
Controlled riggingTight spaces, fences, and rooflines are handled with ropes and sectional takedowns.
Full cleanup includedLimbs chipped, wood hauled, and the site raked out before we leave.

How the job runs

  1. 01On-site evaluation and written estimate
  2. 02Site protection and drop-zone setup
  3. 03Sectional takedown or controlled felling
  4. 04Debris removal and final walkthrough
Common questions

Do you remove the stump too?

Stump grinding is a separate service we can bundle into the same visit — just ask when we quote the removal.

How close to a house can you work?

Very close. Sectional rigging lets us take trees down piece by piece over roofs, decks, and driveways.

What factors affect the price of a removal?

Height and trunk diameter, lean and decay, distance to structures and wires, crane or rigging needs, and how much wood and brush leaves the property.

How far out are you booking?

Standard removals are usually scheduled one to two weeks out. Hazardous trees and storm damage jump the queue — call and we'll triage it.

Book a tree removal estimate

Free estimates, straight answers, no pressure.