Signs a Tree May Be Hazardous

A hazardous tree isn't always obvious. Contact us if you notice:

  • Dead or dying branches

  • Large cracked limbs

  • Deep trunk cavities

  • Leaning trees

  • Root damage or upheaval

  • Mushroom or fungal growth near the base

  • Trees damaged by storms or lightning

  • Split trunks or multiple stems separating

  • Hanging or broken limbs

  • Trees growing too close to structures or power lines

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Hazardous Tree Removal Process

1. Property Inspection

We evaluate the tree's condition, surrounding hazards, and the safest removal method.

2. Safety Planning

Our crew develops a removal strategy to protect buildings, vehicles, utilities, landscaping, and pedestrians.

3. Precision Removal

Using climbing techniques, cranes, rigging systems, bucket trucks, and specialized equipment, we remove the tree one section at a time.

4. Complete Cleanup

All debris is removed, and your property is left clean and ready for normal use.

We Remove Hazardous Trees Near

  • Homes

  • Apartment Complexes

  • Office Buildings

  • Parking Lots

  • Swimming Pools

  • Fences

  • Garages

  • Sidewalks

  • Roadways

  • Power Lines

  • Commercial Properties

Emergency Hazardous Tree Removal

Storms, high winds, and lightning can quickly turn a damaged tree into an emergency.

Call us immediately if a tree:

  • Has fallen onto a structure

  • Is blocking a driveway or roadway

  • Is leaning after a storm

  • Has broken or hanging limbs

  • Is threatening nearby property or people

If a tree is touching power lines, stay away and contact your utility company immediately before calling us.