| Large dead trees over structures are our specialty. It is best to remove a dead tree as soon as it dies. The rotting process begins quickly and makes the tree more expensive to remove as time passes. Storm damage can be an upsetting experience. Arborcare gives first priority to existing customers with trees on top of their houses. Arborcare is an expert at performing Zero Impact Removals. Using the crane and bucket truck to lift out all the material to save the ground and driveways from damage. Click on the link to see a video of a zero impact removal. |
| Dangerous Removals |
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Second priority is given to new customers
with trees on top of houses or other
structures. Third is general storm damage
and trees down in the lawn. Priority is given
to the emergency. If the tree has breached
the roof and water can enter, it takes priority
over a tree limb that is just laying on the roof.
The Arborcare personnel get a real workout
after large storms. The chipper and crane
too. It is not unusual for us to work 16 hour
days till the emergency work is complete
Prices reflect the additional wear on
employees and equipment.
When electricity is lost during a storm, never
touch a metal fence. It could be energized
from a wire down several houses away.
Backyard chain link fences often connect to
each other.
with trees on top of houses or other
structures. Third is general storm damage
and trees down in the lawn. Priority is given
to the emergency. If the tree has breached
the roof and water can enter, it takes priority
over a tree limb that is just laying on the roof.
The Arborcare personnel get a real workout
after large storms. The chipper and crane
too. It is not unusual for us to work 16 hour
days till the emergency work is complete
Prices reflect the additional wear on
employees and equipment.
When electricity is lost during a storm, never
touch a metal fence. It could be energized
from a wire down several houses away.
Backyard chain link fences often connect to
each other.
| This giant hollow tulip tree was removed in 15 degree weather to take advantage of frozen ground, preventing damage from our large trucks. Just another zero-impact- removal. |
| This Uprooted Poplar produced a 20 foot tall root ball |
Storm Damage in Old Taylor Place
| Yes Sir, this bad boy will fit into the chipper. Directly from the tree to the chipper, very little time or energy is wasted. This is another example of a "zero impact removal". You may see the climber in the upper right corner attaching the nylon sling to the next giant limb to be removed. Enormous trees are efficiently removed safely, resulting in lower costs for the customer. |
