How do I know when I need a Tree Removal?

By Buchanan Tree Service Team - February 21, 2019

Are you contemplating removing a tree on your property? How do you even know when you need a Tree Removal? This is definitely not a decision that can be made quickly or without research. Let’s discuss some of the risk factors and questions we should ask when dealing with a Tree Removal.

Most of us homeowners have an emotional attachment to our property and this includes our trees. We as homeowners have to really think about how we can preserve the land that we call home. It’s important to remember to not neglect your tree maintenance. Our property’s trees can look beautiful and add a wonderful canopy of shade but without proper routine maintenance the trees we hold so dear can be dying in plain sight.

Is your tree infected with a disease?

Do your branches look like they are dying?

Did a storm remove a large portion of your tree?

Is there a large split in your tree’s trunk?

These are all questions that you as a homeowner should answer before looking to remove a tree from your property. A diseased tree or a dying tree can be a potential safety hazard and neglecting these warning signs will have its consequences just like anything that requires routine maintenance.

It helps to do your own research before calling an arborist or tree service expert. Tree services can seem costly but most times when a tree is unhealthy and unsafe a tree removal estimate is necessary.

Finding the solution.

Find a local professional that will give you the best value for your money and that already specializes in tree removals. Most provide Free Estimates for their work and you can explore the best option for your home and family. Good luck!

If you are located in San Antonio, Texas or a surrounding area, Buchanan Tree Services is a 5-star, professional company that offers a free quote to customers. They specialize in tree trimming, stump grinding, and other specialized services that guarantee a job done right.

If you are located outside of their service area, google maps is a great website to look for tree services in your area using your zip code.