Clear of the house
Sectioned, roped or lifted so the weight goes where it was aimed. Tight quarters are the normal job here, not the exception.
Tree removal in Columbia and Marion County, MS
We can take down any tree you have. Over the house, over the power line, in the fence corner. It comes down, it gets cut up, and the mess leaves with him. Fully insured.
How a tree over a roof comes down, in sections
A tree in the open can be felled in one piece. A tree over a roof cannot. It has to be taken apart from the top down, one piece at a time, with each piece landing where it was meant to land.
That means somebody has to get up in it. Doc climbs, and on one job he got there and found he had left his spurs at home — so he winged it, and the tree still came down clean. On the ground the loader and the excavator take the weight of the big wood, so nothing swings and nothing drops on the shed.
When the last piece is down, the wood is cut up, the brush is grappled out and the ruts get raked back. He would rather leave the yard looking better than the tree did.
The whole tree: limbs, trunk, debris and the stump
Cut up and gone
Hauled off, cut into firewood for you, or stacked out of the way. Your call, and it moves the price, so it gets decided up front.
Stump too, if you want
Pulled out whole with the excavator or ground down. Take it all the way to the stump and there is nothing left to mow around.
Dead tree removal before it picks its own direction
Some of them are already hollow. A tree that looks solid from the yard can be rotted out through the middle. You find out when you cut it, and by then it is too late to change the plan you should have had.
That is the argument for taking a dead or half-dead tree down while somebody can still control which way it goes. A tree that falls on its own picks the direction.
Cost, power lines and what happens to the wood
How close to my house can you drop a tree?
Close. Most of what he takes down is close to something. It comes down in sections with the machine catching the weight, and he will walk it with you first and tell you straight if there is any part of it he would rather do a different way.
What about the power line?
Trees get cut back and taken down away from lines regularly, and it is one of the reasons being insured matters. If the tree is actually touching the utility's line, that is a call to the power company first — he will tell you when that is the case instead of finding out the hard way.
Do you haul the wood off?
Yes, or he can cut it into firewood lengths and stack it for you, or pile it out of the way. It changes the price, so decide it before he starts.
Are you insured?
Fully insured, for any tree you have. Ask to see it when he comes out.
What does a tree cost to take down?
It depends on the size of the tree, what is under it, and how far a machine can get to it. A pine in an open field and the same pine over a carport are two different jobs. He comes out and looks, and the look is free.
Point at the tree and get a free quote
Call or text 601-554-6517. He comes and looks at it, and the quote is free.