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Q. What time of the year is best to top trees?
The vital time to top trees is best during late winter, specifically February through March. A Trees normal functions are slowed down during this time of the year and, unlike early winter, wound closure is rapid if pruning occurs just prior to the time that new growth would emerge.
Q. How do you know when it’s time to remove trees?
It is important to assess trees regularly for signs of decline and damage. If a tree shows evidence of disease, insect infestation, or structural instability, it may be time to remove the tree. It is also wise to consult with an arborist before deciding on removal.
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Q. How can I save money on tree removal?
Shop around and compare prices from different tree removal companies.
Consider renting a stump grinder to remove the stump yourself or ask if you can rent one from the tree removal company for an additional fee.
Check with local landscaping companies that may offer discounted rates on larger projects that involve tree removal services.
Look into any available local grants or programs that could help cover costs related to removing trees on your property, such as storm damage prevention or public safety initiatives in your city or town.
Try to do as much work yourself as possible, such as cutting down branches and debris, before having a professional come in for the remainder of the job.
Q. Do you need to remove the stump after tree removal?
Yes, it is generally necessary to remove the stump after tree removal. This can be done with mechanical processes such as grinding or chemical treatments. Leaving a stump in your yard can be dangerous and unsightly, and stumps can also attract diseases and pests that could spread to other trees nearby. So, for the safety, aesthetics, and health of the other trees in your yard, it is best to remove the tree's root structure altogether. Removing the stump will also prevent regrowth from occurring.
