Tree Removal Services

We specialize in large and hazardous tree removal, and we possess years of experience removing some of the most difficult trees in West Michigan.

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Common reasons for using our tree removal service:

Removal of a dead or dying tree that has become a hazard
Eliminate competition for space and light, so that remaining trees are more healthy
Improve the visual appeal of the landscaping
Make room for new construction

Tree removal is best left to the professionals

Removing that ugly or unsafe tree might be a tempting do-it-yourself task, but it can be quite hazardous and even create liability in the case of injury or property damage. There can also be unknown electrical, gas, or plumbing in the lawn, which should be accounted for.

Our tree removal crew is highly trained

Our expert crew has years of experience with even the most difficult tree removals. We have the resources, equipment, and training to ensure that the project is completed safely and effectively.

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Removing a tree with a crane in close quarters

Cleanup after a tree removal in West Michigan

Safely removing a tree near power lines using a crane

Removing a tree very close to a home using a crane

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the common questions we receive regarding tree removal services.

Will you remove the wood from my property?

Yes, our tree removal services includes removal of all the wood. The only time we do not is if we are specifically asked to leave it. We can leave part of the tree, all of the tree, or none of the tree. We are also able to leave just logs and chip the brush.

How do you remove a tree that's going over my home?

For a situation like this, we usually bring in a crane. We will use the crane in conjunction with a climber or spider lift to cut the tree, lift it with the crane, and lay it in a safe spot to clean up. These jobs sound intricate, but we perform them regularly.

Can you remove a tree in the winter?

Yes, we perform tree removals year round.

Will my yard be damaged during the process?

To prevent damage, we use ground protection for soft yards. One of our main goals is to ensure it looks like we were never there. This goal is almost always obtained.