Tree Removal

When you notice a considerable amount of dead or dying branches on your tree, it’s a sign of a more serious issue. It’s easy to mistake a few dead branches for shedding or normal aging, but if most of the tree’s canopy is affected, it’s time to call our tree experts for inspection.

Visible signs of decay or rot at the base of a tree are a clear indication that it is beyond saving. This can be caused by fungal infections, insect infestations, or poor soil conditions. It’s best to remove the tree before it becomes a danger to your property and the people around it.

Small cracks in tree trunks are normal and usually not a cause for concern. However, if you notice large, deep cracks in the trunk or major limbs, it’s a sign that the tree is structurally compromised. In such cases, we recommend having the tree removed before it falls and causes damage.

A tree that is leaning to one side or appears unstable can be a cause for alarm. This could be due to diseases, root damage, or soil erosion. Storms and high winds can easily knock over a leaning tree. That’s why it’s best to have it professionally inspected and removed if necessary.

When Mother Nature strikes, trees are often the first casualties. If a storm has damaged your property and you have fallen or severely damaged trees, our team can help. We offer emergency tree removal services to clear away storm-damaged trees and restore safety to your property.

Trees and power lines are a dangerous combination. Overgrown trees can easily come into contact with power lines, leading to power outages, fires, and even electrocution. You should never, under any circumstances, attempt to prune or remove trees near power lines yourself.

There are times when trees need to be removed to make way for new construction or landscaping projects. At T&T Tree Service, we can help clear any size lot and remove unwanted trees that may hinder your new land development project.