Tree Removal & Disposal

What Causes Trees to Require Tree Removal and Disposal Services

Our trees here in the Greater Metro Houston area can benefit or suffer from our subtropical climate. We have hot and humid summers and unstable winters that produce conditions that can threaten the life of our trees. Throughout the year, we can get hit with conditions where trees bend under the strain of high winds, torrential rain, lightning, sleet and rain, snow, tornadoes and hurricanes where they can sustain significant damage. In addition, the high humidity offers a warm environment for pests to eat away at the leaves and structure of a tree.

Why You Should Always Hire a Pro to Remove and Dispose of a Tree on Your Property

Unfortunately, there are times when you just have to bite the bullet and remove a tree on your property. The tree may obstruct your view. If damaged, a tree can cause harm to people and pets, destroy structures on your property and on adjoining properties. Damaged and diseased trees can fall on a house, garage, fence and your neighbor’s roof. They can take out power or cable lines and start a fire. If this happens, the power company can charge you for the damage.

Tree removal and disposal is a complicated and dangerous task. Once you decide to eliminate a tree from your landscape, you face the dilemma of safely removing an object that could weigh a ton or more. Our subtropical weather here in the Houston metro area can produce tall and full-canopied trees. However, the rain and humidity can also be detrimental. That unstable tree in your yard can weigh from 1,000 pounds to several tons.

The weight of a tree varies according to height, diameter, density, volume, type of hardwood or softwood and whether it has leaves or not. A pine tree that is 50 feet tall can weigh up to1800 pounds, while a very large oak or pecan tree can weigh around 20,000 pounds. This is like moving a rhinoceros, a polar bear, a water buffalo or even a car. The massive weight is incredible and you should never consider doing this on your own.

If you try to do this yourself and you damage anything while in the process of removal and disposal, your homeowner’s insurance may not cover your claim because you are not licensed to remove a tree. It is far too complicated and dangerous for any homeowner to be cutting down and removing a tree.
Always hire a professional. Our arborist team members at Tree Solutions of Texas are experienced and highly capable of doing this job safely with no damage to your property.

Benefits of Hiring Trained Arborists at Tree Solutions of Texas for Tree Removal Services

Our expert team at Tree Solutions of Texas will provide you with safe and skilled services while removing and disposing of trees that have become too damaged to save. As arborists, our team of professionals are trained and equipped to handle the many issues that may arise when removing and disposing of a tree from your property.

Employees will always wear protective gear to keep them safe from harm during the entire project. We take precautions, use a vast inventory of proper equipment and processes to precisely cut down the tree, section by section in a safe and timely fashion. If your tree is sick, we will determine the safest technique to take it down without damaging anything on your property or to property adjoining your lot.

Tree Solutions of Texas is bonded and insured and this protects you and your property.

Our Tree Removal Debris Cleanup and Disposal Services

Our team will not only safely cut down your tree, but also be meticulous in the cleanup so it looks like we were never there. We leave no imprint behind. The only thing you will notice is that the tree is gone. As a partner in saving our environment, we find green landfills that will recycle the tree waste. Parts of the tree can be turned into mulch, while the larger pieces will be loaded onto trucks and hauled away. Sometimes pieces can be used as firewood.

How to Recognize You Have a Tree for Removal and Disposal

You can examine your tree for the following:

  • Visible signs of damage such as dead branches and dead sections of the tree
  • Large holes, cavities or long cracks in the trunk
  • Weak areas where the branches meet the trunk
  • Titling or leaning and making it off-balanced
  • Loss of leaves and a lot of debris on the ground
  • Branches rubbing together or intertwined
  • Part of the tree is already on the ground
  • Rotting, decaying or exposed roots
    Too close to your house, driveway or pedestrian sidewalks

Tree Solutions of Texas Can Remove and Dispose of Trees in the Following Communities Around the Houston Area:

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