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Every tree is different, so these are signs to have it looked at, not a diagnosis. Sometimes tree trimming and pruning solves the problem, and we will tell you if that is the case.
No surprises on the day. Here is how a typical removal goes from the first visit to the crew packing up.
Most calls start with something changing in the yard. Here are the situations we hear about most often.
Storm damage can leave a tree or large branch in an unstable position. Keep people away from the area and avoid approaching trees that are touching utility lines. Contact us to discuss the property and the next step. Our storm cleanup page has more on what to do after a storm.
If a tree or branch is touching utility lines, do not approach it. Contact your electric utility first and follow their safety guidance. In most of our area that is PECO. Once the lines are safe, we can help with the tree.
Removing the tree and removing the stump are two different steps. If you want to clear more of the space after the tree is gone, ask about stump grinding when you request your estimate and we will include it in the plan.
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Plenty of homes around Collegeville have mature trees that were planted decades ago, often close to the house, the driveway or a neighbor's fence. Those are exactly the jobs where planning matters most. We are a local crew, so we can come out, see the tree in person and give you a straight answer. You can also view our recent tree projects or read about all of our tree services in Collegeville. For general tree care information, the International Society of Arboriculture has helpful homeowner guides.
Something else on your mind? Call (610) 818 5241 and ask.
It depends on the tree and the property: its size and condition, where it stands, how easy it is to reach, what is nearby and how much cleanup is involved. We look at it in person and give you a clear price with your free estimate.
A dead or declining tree, large limbs that have failed, major storm damage or problems at the trunk or roots are all good reasons to have it looked at. We will tell you honestly whether removal is the practical option or whether pruning could be enough.
Often, yes. Trees near homes, fences and driveways are common jobs. We plan the order of the work around what is nearby and explain that plan before we start.
Branches, logs and debris are hauled away as part of the agreed scope, and the work area is cleaned up before the crew leaves.
Stump grinding is a separate step. You can add it to any removal, just mention it when you ask for your estimate and we will include it in the plan.
It depends on where the tree is. Rules vary by township, and some areas have requirements for certain trees or properties. It is a good idea to check with your township before a large removal.
Stay well away and contact your electric utility first. They handle the lines. Once the area is safe, we can help with the tree and the cleanup.
Not always. If we can reach the tree and you have told us which one it is, we can often look without you. Many homeowners like to walk the property with us, though, and that is always welcome.
Tell us what you are seeing and where the tree is located. We can take a look, explain the options and provide an estimate for the work.
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