Lindsay's Tree Removal

You say, "I'll call four companies and go with the lowest bid, " but will they all do the same thing? Will the personal service and attention be of equal quality? Are they all insured? Will each company exceed your expectations? Will it be a pleasant experience?

From the towering Quercus rubra (Red oak), four feet from the kitchen window, to the dying Ilex opaca (American holly) near the pool, to the Juglans nigra (Black walnut) overhanging the newly constructed green house, we do it all and we do it well.Our fully insured family business with its highly trained personnel (we've been cutting trees since 1980) will offer you professional and of course friendly service.

If this happens to you and you want to deal with a friendly, safe and efficient tree company, Lindsay Tree Removal will come through for you. We'll come through your roof, your dining room wall, or even a bay window if that is what we need to do in order to get your home back to order. If it's a large tree and cannot be climbed safely or picked apart using a bucket truck, we'll bring a crane.

Cabling and bracing are tree support systems used to maintain a tree with structural defects. One of the most common defects among trees is the formation of codominant stems. Influence flower or fruit production - do you want fewer flowers or larger fruit or more fruit?. Pruning for structure: The removal of live limbs to influence direction, spacing, branch attachment and growth rate.

For a quick, safe and inexpensive way to rid yourself of the "mower mine, " try stump grinding. We will turn that eyesore into a pile of mulch in a matter of minutes. Our stump grinder is self-propelled and will fit through a 36-inch gate. Big enough to tackle any stump but small enough to create minimal disturbance to the surrounding area.

In the past decade, we have realized not only the benefits but the need for cranes in certain tree removals. Occasionally, we encounter a tree that is too hazardous to climb and take down using traditional rigging methods. Sometimes a tree is in such a precarious place that it makes more sense to "lift" the tree than fell the tree.