Tree Removal

Tree Removal Services

Let a Pro Tackle a Dangerous Tree Removal

At True 'N' Fair Tree Care, we love trees and look to preserve them as much as possible. However, there are several instances that may come up when taking down a tree is advisable or in some cases, very necessary. This includes, but is not limited to when a tree is:

Dead or Dying - Like all living things, trees have a natural life span. When one dies, it not only becomes an eye sore, but physically it begins to weaken and deteriorate. In this state, the tree is much more fragile and prone to start losing its branches and more. It is much more susceptible to breaking down, especially when the winds pick up. This can create a potentially hazardous situation as your home and vehicles can be at risk for damage. Worse yet, if someone is unlucky enough to be near a compromised tree at the wrong time, they can risk significant injury or even death.
Diseased - A diseased tree is a problem for all the same reasons as a dead or dying tree. Additionally, if not removed on time, the disease can spread to neighboring trees and create a much larger problem.
Obstructing a Construction Project - A tree may need to come down if it is impeding a construction project, such as an addition, pool, driveway, and more.
Obstructing Sunlight - If a yard is overrun with trees, the shade it provides may make it difficult to grow desirable grass. Strategically removing a tree or two can make drastic improvements.
Invasive - Common trees that are considered invasive are buckthorn, Amur maples, Norway maples, black locusts, and in some cases, box elder. Invasive trees are non-native and can reduce property values, damage the ecosystem, and/or be harmful to humans.
High Maintenance - In a lot of cases, a high-maintenance tree can be subdued by periodically trimming it. In other cases, it may be a better option to remove it completely and replace it with a more desirable option.