Atlanta Tree Removal Experts

Have you had your trees checked after the storm last week? Many times, after heavy rains and violent winds, trees may have damage that may not be detected by the untrained eyes. Large cracks in the trunk or limbs can lead to property damage or even injury. Call us today for a free tree hazard assessment! (678) 752-8632

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During the storms at the first of the week, this ginormous red oak toppled over onto a Decatur home in the middle of the night. The tree already had a pretty hefty lean towards the home and after the ground had become heavily saturated with all the rain, it only took a small wind gust to knock this giant over. Fortunately for this homeowner, she knew who to call for Emergency Tree Removal services! Our experts were on site within an hour of the initial phone call and had th...e tree off and the roof tarped to prevent further damage from the rain later that afternoon! If you find yourself in an emergency tree removal situation, call us for immediate scheduling! (678) 652-8632

Forecasters are predicting another cold winter for our area. Have you had your trees checked recently for any potential hazards? Having one of our arborists out to your home for a Free Evaluation can save you money and headache! Our techs are trained to to identify safety hazards that could damage your home and property. Some common things to look for - Dead wood... - Broken or hanging limbs - Large cavities in trunk or limbs - Cracks in trunk - Mushrooms around trunk and roots - Sawdust around base Winter in the Metro Atlanta can occasionally bring very light ice and snow storms. The extra weight from the ice on your trees can cause limbs or whole trunks to completely fail and leave you with major property damage. Call us today to have an arborist evaluate your trees and identify any potential hazards and keep your trees live and healthy through winter!! Call Today!! (678) 752-8632 http://treeremovalatlanta.net

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With the assistance of a 35 ton crane, we were able to remove this large pine that leaned out over West Paces Ferry Rd in Atlanta, Ga. The large tree had a 6ft stress crack at the base of the trunk from the recent winds that pushed through the city. Homeowners should always have a professional tree service inspect their trees after high wind storms. Sometimes the damage may not be noticeable to the untrained eyes! Visit Us Online At http://TreeRemovalAtlanta.net

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"To exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, and to live as a people, we must have trees." - Theodore Roosevelt

24/7 Emergency Crane Services When a tree has become too dead or hazardous to climb, our Atlanta Tree Removal Specialists will often times use a crane to assist in the removal process. Using a crane helps maintain safety on the jobsite as well as can help lift fallen trees off of structures without causing further damage. Call today to speak to a Certified Rep!... (678) 752-8632 See more

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With Georgia's storm season, violent winds and heavy rains can wreak havoc on your home and landscaping. Trees can often be saved if cared for in a timely manner. Proper pruning can allow the tree to heal over properly and promote new growth! Too much damage to a tree can mean the tree needs to be completely removed. Check out this quick reference to help assess whether a tree can be salvaged or needs to be taken down. As always you can call our experts for a free evaluation!... (678) 752-8632 http://www.arborday.org/me/stormrecovery/for-homeowners.cfm

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So you removed that ugly dying tree! Great! Now what?! Check out this awesome information that guides you through all of the steps to selecting and caring for a new healthy tree! http://www.arborday.org/trees/tips/