Huntsville Tree Removal Pros at work across Huntsville and North Alabama -- removal, stump grinding, storm cleanup, and trimming jobs.
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Here's what happens on each kind of job shown above, and where to read more before you call.
Most trees come down in sections, starting at the top. Each piece is cut and lowered so nothing lands on the house, fence, or driveway. The trunk is cut last, then the wood is chipped or hauled away. More on tree removal →
When a tree leans over a roof or there's no room to drop limbs, a crane lifts each cut section up and away instead of letting it fall. It takes longer to set up, but it keeps the weight off the house. More on crane-assisted removal →
A grinder chews the stump down below ground level and leaves a pile of wood chips. You can keep the chips as mulch or have them hauled off. Grinding is often priced separately from the removal. More on stump grinding →
After a storm, broken limbs still hanging in the canopy come down first, because they can fall without warning. Then fallen trees and branches are cut up and cleared from the yard, roof, and driveway. More on storm damage cleanup →
A bucket truck puts the arborist right at the branch without climbing, which is faster and safer for limbs over a roof. Trimming takes out dead, crossing, and overhanging branches and leaves the tree healthy. More on tree trimming →
Branches go straight into the chipper, which turns a yard full of limbs into a load of wood chips. Larger logs can be cut to firewood length or hauled away with the rest of the debris. More on wood chipping and hauling →