There are many reasons why trees need to be removed and careful evaluation
by a trained certified arborist can determine if the tree in fact needs
to be removed.
Reasons for tree removal:
The tree is dead or is dying
The tree is hazardous and the hazard can not be corrected through
pruning or other corrective measures.
There are many factors to consider when faced with the possibility of
removing a tree. These include:
Life expectancy of the tree.
Desirability of the tree species.
Amount of space allowable for tree growth.
Overall quality and structural integrity of the tree.
Persistent and uncontrollable insect, disease or fruiting problems.
Frequency and extensiveness of the tree’s maintenance requirements.
Feasibility and timeliness in which a replacement tree will be planted.
Proximity and quality of trees near to the one considered for removal.
Wishes and desires of the property owner/resident
Quality and extent of past pruning and other tree maintenance practices
the tree has undergone.
Extent and frequency of damage the tree is causing to surrounding
infrastructure such as sidewalks, streets, sewers, etc.
Location of the tree with regard to streetlights, traffic control
devices, intersection sight lines and the requirements of the tree related
to available growing space.
In all instances where tree removal is considered, all options available
to the home or business owner will be addressed.
The below photographs
show the removal of a large
White Ash tree that is located
close to the home, fence,
and storage building.