Tree Removal

Are you in a situation where you need to remove a tree from your property? Then St Pete Tree Care is ready to step in and take care of the process for you. There could be several reasons that you might need to have a tree removal carried out, and in such circumstances, you need an experienced and reliable operator to take care of the procedure. Removing a tree can be a straightforward enough process – if you have the professional experience and equipment to take care of the work. Find out more about this aspect of our tree services by reading on below, or by reaching out to our customer service team for more details.
 
Picking a Process
When you need to remove a tree from a property, you typically have a couple of different ways of getting the work done – and which one you choose largely depends on the circumstances of the situation. The first of these tree removal methods is tree felling – and this involves bringing the tree down in one go, without taking apart any of the structure beforehand. This is the quicker of the two techniques, but requires more space around the tree to make sure no damage takes place when it falls. The other option is tree dismantling, and this is where the tree is brought down in sections, to avoid hitting anything when it’s brought down. We’ll assess your situation to recommend the best course of action.
 
Professional Service Quality
You might be tempted to break out a chainsaw and try to remove a tree from a property on your own, but this is always a bad idea. The way that trees drop isn’t always predictable, and considering the weight of these things, and the heights that you might need to be at to get the removal completed, it’s definitely the kind of time for professional intervention. We have the service experience as well as the professional equipment to safely remove trees from your property – and this protects you from harm in the process. Allow a trained arborist to manage things in your stead, you won’t regret it.
 
Compromised Trees
Trees aren’t usually removed for no reason – they are often taken away because they’re suffering from some kind of issue that means keeping them is no longer a viable option. One of the common reasons that a tree might need to be removed is when it’s become diseased. If it’s dying, and there’s no way to cure it, then eventually it’ll fall on its own. This is also a risk for imbalanced trees that are growing in an awkward fashion. In both of these cases, it’s prudent to remove it before it falls on its own.
 
Invading Trees
One of the other typical tree removal requests we get is because a tree is encroaching on something it shouldn’t be near. This could be utility infrastructure, a building, or perhaps it’s affecting another tree – whatever the tree is affecting, a removal is probably the right course of action. Naturally, our tree company would be glad to take care of this process for you.