Sometimes trees just have to be removed. Either due to lack of regular maintenance (i.e. pruning), safety concerns, disease (e.g. pine beetle, ambrosia, etc.) or other grounds' considerations. When that time comes, A Southern Tree can do the job with the safety and precision required to complete the job with minimal impact.
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We have been watching your crew today and are amazed at how well they work together and how much care they take removing this huge tree. They are very hard and conscientious workers. Please let them know. - East Point |
Tree removal is not just "removal." There are several factors to consider, all of which weigh on the total price for the job. Make sure to consider your quote in the context of potential collateral damage and the state in which your landscape and property will be left after the fact. We do our best to set your expectation by categorizing our intended tree removal approach on the quote.
- “Removal” is the fastest (i.e. cheapest) and may be the only option if the tree is dead or otherwise hazardous. The tree is either felled, or only partially climbed.
- “Low-Impact” is most common. We climb the tree, de-limbing on the way up, remove or drop the top and then drop small to medium sections of the trunk around the base of the tree.
- “No-Impact” and/or “Crane” is usually most expensive and involves roping each piece out and lowering to ground. However, there are some instances where a crane may be the cheapest option due to size or location of the tree to be removed.
- “Hazard” removal indicates any condition in which the structural integrity of the tree is compromised, making it unsafe to climb. This is most often due to severe decay or rot, but can also be from storm damage or lightening.
