Diseased or Dying Trees
Diseased and dying trees should be removed. These trees are hazardous and can drop branches and limbs without warning, break apart, or even fall entirely, posing a severe threat to people and property.
Diseased and dying trees should be removed. These trees are hazardous and can drop branches and limbs without warning, break apart, or even fall entirely, posing a severe threat to people and property.
A tree's roots can damage underground utilities, plumbing, or structural foundations. When a tree’s roots are causing a problem, it’s often best to remove the tree.
When severe weather damages a tree, it should be removed. Storm-damaged trees can drop limbs, break apart, or topple over without warning. Since these trees can threaten people and property, it's important to be proactive if a storm-damaged tree shows signs of failure.
Trees touching or encroaching on power lines can create fire or electrocution hazards. A professional should remove these trees ASAP, and because of the potential danger should never be taken on as a DIY project.
Trees growing close together may compete for limited soil nutrients and water. These trees can also block sunlight and prevent efficient airflow. Thinning crowded stands of trees allows the rest to thrive with less competition.
Sometimes, trees are in the way when renovating your home or property. By removing these trees, your project can go on unimpeded.
Many people are installing solar panels these days to save on energy costs. But what good are solar panels if they're always in the shade? If you need to remove a tree to make use of solar energy, Aspen Tree Service can help!
