Tree removal and tree cutting can be a rather complex job to take on yourself, especially if you have little to no experience. For starters, trees can’t always be cut from the base because most will fall on a structure and cause damage. Most trees are brought down piece by piece. These pieces also have to be carefully hoisted down in order to avoid causing damage to surrounding structures.

Cutting any tree requires powerful equipment, especially since trees in the South Florida climate tend to grow very strong. We use powerful chainsaws and usually go through multiple chains because these trees will easily dull them out. Chainsaws can be incredibly dangerous equipment if not handled properly; we’ve seen the damage they can do to people, especially those who aren’t comfortable handling them.

We have years of experience and knowledge to ensure we can remove any tree regardless of the circumstances. Our crew will climb up and cut the tree limb by limb. Each limb will be hoisted down carefully in order to avoid causing any damage to the surroundings. Limb by limb, we’ll work on your tree until it’s been brought down completely. The final step is called stump grinding or stump removal. This is the process where we grind and remove the remaining stump leaving the surface of your yard flat.

Neither you, your family, your maintenance staff, nor employees should take on a job like tree cutting. These individuals may be skilled and savagely daring, but the risk involved is too great to justify doing it inhouse.

In our profession, damage takes on a whole new meaning. Personal physical or structural damage could have profound effects on you, your family, or a structure. These damages can even affect your business if the work was done on commercial property. Worst of all, they can affect your health or the health of somebody you care about.