Our advanced knowledge and extensive experience enables us to implement specific removal methods for different types of trees. There are a variety of factors affecting the chosen method of tree removal, including the height and species of the tree, as follows:

• Pine Trees – While the average pine tree grows to the height of 40 to 60 feet, some pines may be as tall as 80 feet. That’s why it’s important to consider obstacles such as power lines, plumbing pipes, surrounding structures and more during removal. Depending on the species of your pine, additional work may be required to remove pinecones and dense branches. To prevent the dangers of the sharp needles, extra safety gear must be worn.
• Oak Trees – The average oak tree can reach a height of approximately 60 feet; however, its strength and girth is the primary cause for concern during removal. Because oak is one of the strongest and thickest woods, the job at hand requires heavy-duty equipment to tackle it successfully. For this reason, removing an oak tree can be quite a costly endeavour.
• Large Trees – Maple, bur oak, and American ash trees can grow to heights from 80 to over 100 feet. Because these are among the longest living trees, the reason for removal can span anywhere from disease to storm damage to interference with power lines. Large trees are especially difficult to remove due to the scope and risk associated with work at such heights, and thus removal must be approached with special care and concern for safety.