When a Tree Must Go, We’ve Got Your Back!
Deciding to remove a tree is a significant decision that requires careful thought. Our experts at Arbor Masters are here to help you determine the right time for tree removal by evaluating several critical factors. Is the tree showing signs of disease or extensive damage? Are there large dead branches or a severe lean that poses a safety risk? Is there visible root damage or fungal growth around the base? If you observe any of these issues, consulting with our certified arborists can help ensure the health and safety of your property.
Certified and Accredited Tree Care Professionals
Our Tree Removal Process
Our tree removal process begins with a thorough assessment by a certified arborist to evaluate the tree’s health and risks. We handle all necessary permits and meticulously plan the removal to ensure minimal disruption. Using advanced techniques and equipment, our team safely removes the tree, cutting it into manageable sections with cranes or climbers as needed. We follow up with complete cleanup and disposal, ensuring the site is left clean, safe, and ready for your next landscaping project.
Initial Consultation
Our process begins with a thorough assessment of your tree by a certified arborist. We evaluate its health, potential risks, and the best removal method.
Planning
We consider every detail, from equipment needs to safety measures, to ensure a smooth and efficient operation that adheres to the highest standards of safety.
Efficient Removal
Our experienced team removes the tree by cutting the tree into manageable sections. We ensure that the removal is executed with precision and care.
Cleanup
We chip branches and transport logs offsite so that your property looks beautiful and tidy. Our goal is to leave the area tidy for your next landscaping project.
Final Inspection
We conduct a final inspection to guarantee your satisfaction with our work. This final step ensures that every detail has been addressed to your standards.
Should Your Tree Be Removed? What Our Arborists Look For
Determining whether a tree needs to be removed involves a detailed inspection by our certified arborists. At Arbor Masters, we look for several signs that may signify a tree is compromised:
Dead or Dying Branches: A high number of dead or dying branches can imply poor overall health.
Leaning Trees: Trees that lean significantly might have unstable root systems, increasing the risk of falling.
Root Damage: Roots that are exposed or damaged by construction or erosion can destabilize the tree.
Fungal Growth: Mushrooms or fungi at the base of the tree often indicate internal decay or root rot.
Large Cracks or Cavities: Visible cracks or cavities in the trunk suggest serious structural weaknesses.
Bark Splitting: This can be a sign of internal decay, making the tree more prone to failure.
Our arborists use these indicators to assess the health and stability of your trees and make informed recommendations for removal if necessary, ensuring the safety of your property.
Call Arbor Masters for Tree Removal
Arbor Masters stands out with our certified arborists, advanced techniques, and commitment to safety. We provide a full range of services, from initial consultation to thorough cleanup and final inspection. With transparent pricing and professional expertise, we ensure your property is safe and well-maintained.
FAQs About Tree Removal
The Arbor Masters Service Area
We’ve expanded since founding the company in 1960, but we’ve always maintained our commitment to providing the best tree care possible. We now serve clients in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Texas. See our full list of locations below.
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