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:
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The tree is dead or
is dying. |
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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:
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Life expectancy of the tree. |
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Desirability of the tree species. |
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Amount of space allowable for tree growth. |
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Overall quality and structural integrity of the tree. |
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Persistent and uncontrollable insect, disease or fruiting
problems. |
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Frequency and extensiveness of the tree's maintenance
requirements. |
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Feasibility and timeliness in which a replacement tree
will be planted. |
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Proximity and quality of trees near to the one considered
for removal. |
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Wishes and desires of the property owner/resident. |
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Quality and extent of past pruning and other tree maintenance
practices the tree has undergone. |
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Extent and frequency of damage the tree is causing to
surrounding infrastructure such as sidewalks, streets,
sewers, etc. |
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Location of the tree with regard to street lights, traffic
control devices, intersection sight lines and the requirements
of the tree related to available growing space. |
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In all instances where tree removal is considered, all
options available tothe home or business owner will be
addressed. |
