The actual process of removing a tree from its location depends largely on its size and shape. The most common method of removing trees is by using chainsaws. Our team will use chainsaws to cut down the tree into manageable pieces before chipping it into smaller pieces with a wood chipper. For larger trees, we may need to use crane-assisted rigging methods that involve lowering large chunks of wood down in order to minimize risk. After all debris has been removed, we’ll then backfill the hole left behind with soil and mulch in order to restore the area back to its original condition.

We take safety seriously. Before any work begins, our team will inspect their equipment thoroughly in order to ensure that it is in good working condition and free from defects or damage that could potentially cause injury during use. During tree removal operations, all personnel must wear appropriate protective gear including hard hats, gloves, boots, and eye protection in order to protect themselves from potential hazards such as falling branches or flying debris caused by cutting or sawing operations. Our team also follows standard safety protocols when operating machinery such as wood chippers or cranes in order to minimize the risk of injury or accidents occurring during operation. Additionally, all personnel must have completed OSHA-approved training courses prior to performing any work-related activities onsite at customer locations.