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Woodchuck Tree Service crew made my family happy. The service was prompt and the job was completed faster than I imagined.
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If you have trees with aggressive roots growing next to your house, they will end up causing a lot of damage to your concrete floor, pavements, and house foundation. The repair costs are often much higher than the value provided by the tree. In such a scenario, tree removal becomes an ideal option.
We have been helping Memphis residents with tree removals for decades. We are used to removing trees with trunk diameters bigger than 30 inches, trees taller than 100 feet, trees sandwiched between buildings and those that are standing next to powerlines. Our passion for safe tree removal, years of experience, and modern tree removal gear allow us to turn the most complicated tree removals into safe procedures.
Benefits of Working with Professionals When Removing a Tree
1. You May Save Your Tree
Tree removals are often necessitated by untreatable health problems. For the regular homeowner, the boundary between treatable and untreatable is quite thin, with most tree owners mistaking treatable health problems for diseases that cannot be treated.
Letting professionals help with removing a tree gives you access to an arborist. The arborist will inspect the diseased tree, determining whether treatment may be effective. If the tree’s health can be restored, professionals will recommend treatment over tree removal.
2. Improved Safety for Your Home
You probably already know what would happen if your tree falls on your roof during DIY tree removal. To get the house back in shape, you will need days of focused work, with thousands spent on repair expenses.
Without modern machines for removing a tree – and limited by experience – property owners tend to make mistakes that put their homes at risk. Professionals, however, are experienced and have modern tools to make the riskiest tree removals safe.
3. You Avoid Injuries
If a tree trunk falls on you, you will be extremely lucky to escape with injuries – trees are generally heavy and can easily kill you. Trying to handle removing a tree increases your risks of injury and becoming disabled. You risk wasting a lot of your time in a hospital bed and spending a lot of money on treatment costs.
Working with tree removal experts saves you from the pain often caused by tree-related accidents. You save a lot of money and manage to remain productive.
4. You Benefit from Stump Removal
Maybe you’re removing a tree to open up your property for development. If you need to build a new house, an inground swimming pool, or some other type of utility, you may want every part of the tree to go. Working alone with basic tools, getting the tree stump out can take days.
Tree removal professionals have modern tools that allow them to either grind or remove the stump completely in one or two hours. In addition to saving you time, this helps you get your project started on time.
When is the Best Time to Invest in Removing a Tree?
We plant trees to keep them around for years. For this reason, the decision to remove a tree does not come easy. However, in the following circumstances, removing a tree may be the best way to go:
- When your tree is keeping you from starting a development project.
- When your tree keeps dropping branches in your yard, increasing the risk of injury and property damage.
- If you have numerous trees overcrowded in a small space.
- When a tree outgrows its allocated space and starts pressing against neighboring utilities.
- When a tree is showing signs of instability and artificial stabilization does not look too promising.
- If your tree is already dead, you can remove it and plant a new, healthy tree in its place.
- If a tree has aggressive roots that force you to keep repairing your floor, pavements, and neighboring structures.
- If the tree is a non-native that needs a lot of maintenance to stay healthy, you can replace it with a native tree.
