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    5 Tips for Planning a Tree Removal Project

    Dec 12, 2022

    Tree removal is a big project. Even if the tree is small, it's going to be heavy and require either a lot of digging or a lot of cutting. But having landscaping that is neat and complements your home is essential for good curb appeal. In fact, according to the American Society of Landscape Architects, homeowners should invest about 10% of the property's value into landscaping. If tree removal is part of that, you need to follow these five tips.
     

    1. Make Sure the Tree Really Needs to Be Removed


    Not all trees that aren't in perfect health need to be completely removed. Some trees can be transplanted to a different part of the yard while others may need just a few branches trimmed. However, plenty of trees do need to be removed, so your first step is to verify that the tree really needs to be removed with the help of a professional tree service provider.


    2. Verify How Soon You Need Removal


    Dangerous trees, which are those that are infected or are at risk of falling in the near future, need to be removed as soon as possible. However, other trees, such as ones you simply don't want in your yard anymore, can usually wait. If you're ever unsure as to when to get a tree removed, call a tree removal company for their consultation. They'll be able to give you an appropriate timeline for your situation.


    3. Notify Your Neighbors


    Tree removal is noisy, dusty, and dangerous, so your neighbors need to be warned that this will be taking place. They may want to make sure they are away from their home, and they'll definitely want to make sure their pets aren't in their yards while the work is happening.


    4. Get Your Yard Ready


    Move all items near the tree out of the way and clear a path for the tree removal machinery. You should also secure your pets, remove all non-permanent items from the area, and clear debris from around the tree.


    5. Get an Evaluation From a Tree Service


    In order to remove a tree, you'll need to work with a professional tree removal service. They need to look at the layout of your yard to determine how they'll get the machinery in place and what removal method will be best. If they'll be handling diseased or infested wood, their team needs to prepare for that as well. The tree service will be able to give you a plan for how they intend to get that tree off your property.


    When you've got a tree that needs to go, you need to call a tree service. Don't attempt to remove a tree on your own. Contact CG Tree And Landscape Inc. today to get started.

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