Signs that a tree might need to be removed:
Significant damage or decay:
Large, open wounds or cavities in the trunk
Extensive areas of dead or decaying wood
Structural instability:
A pronounced lean (more than 15 degrees from vertical)
Major cracks or splits in the trunk or main branches
Weak branch unions (V-shaped crotches or co-dominant stems)
Dead or dying:
More than 50% of the crown is dead or dying
No new growth in recent years
Extensive insect infestation or disease
Hazardous location:
Growing too close to structures (house, garage, power lines)
Overhanging areas with high traffic or potential targets (playground, pool, driveway)
Invasive Species:
Non-native trees that aggressively spread and displace native plants
Check with your local extension service for a list of invasive trees in your area.
If you're unsure, call us today for a quick chat and estimate:
Andor Tree Removal can assess the tree's health and safety, provide recommendations, and handle the removal if necessary. We can also suggest alternative solutions, such as pruning or cabling, if appropriate.
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