Before You Remove a Tree
Should Your Tree Be Removed or Saved?
If you have a tree on your property that is starting to cause problems, but you're not sure if it needs to be removed or not, All Around Arbor can help. Many people don't know how to tell if a tree is diseased or has died, or they don't know how much space a mature tree will need. A tree that isn't properly taken care of can also become a liability.
We are highly experienced in tree health, and we will be able to give you an honest assessment of whether your tree should be removed or saved. Rest assured, if removal is necessary, our arborists offer licensed tree and tree stump removal services designed to provide you with peace of mind.
Not sure what to look for? See signs a tree may need removal
Can Your Tree Safely Be Removed?
Removing trees in residential areas can be very difficult due to the proximity of other homes. Many times, trees are planted without understanding how much space the mature tree will need once it is fully grown to continue a healthy life. Trees can also become diseased, which will require removal to avoid hazardous conditions. All of our arborists are seasoned and well-educated in their field and can create an action plan about the best way to remove the tree given your unique situation.
Tree Ordinance Information & Permits
We only charge what the city charges us.
Within the area, there are many city regulations surrounding tree removals and replants, varying from city to city. All Around Arbor is knowledgeable about the permit process and will handle that headache for you.
We will guide you through the entire process.
You pay the fee to cover permitting. We don’t upcharge to handle the permitting process.
If you have any questions surrounding the health and integrity of your tree, or if you just want to remove a tree, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 503-730-3632.
Our Process for Tree Removal
We follow a set of guidelines that help our arborists and team to safely remove trees:
Step 1: We establish clear communication between all parties involved in the tree removal process. This includes the arborist, the tree removal company, the city, and the client.
Step 2: Develop a clear plan for the tree removal process. This plan should include all steps involved in the removal, from start to finish.
Step 3: Ensuring that all safety precautions are taken during the tree removal process. This includes using proper personal protective equipment, following safe work practices, and having a comprehensive plan for dealing with any emergencies that may arise.
Step 4: Disposing of the tree properly after it has been removed. This includes ensuring that the tree is cut up into small pieces and disposed of in a safe manner.
Looking to have a tree removed on your property? Contact our team today to get started on your residential or commercial property.
Why Choose All Around Arbor for Tree Removal Service?
ISA Certified
ISA-Certified Arborist, ISA-Certified Tree Worker, and ISA Utility Specialist.
Licensed & Insured
Current CCB #174142 license.
State-of-the-Art Equipment
Utilizing the best equipment for tree care and a knowledgeable crew to prevent damage.
20 Years of Experience
Combined experience of 50+ years, serving the area for 20+ years, and the highest quality customer service
Honest Tree Assessments
We assess your trees to determine the best course of action and provide clear estimates.
Your trees will thank you for choosing All Around Arbor!
We Put Safety First
Being in business for over 20+ years, we understand the importance of keeping our crew members and customers safe. We consistently follow industry safety protocols. Accidents may happen, but we try to avoid them at all costs by using top-of-the-line equipment and good judgment. Safety for our crew and your property is very important to us, and so we make it our number one priority.
Tree Removal Service
Recent Review
"We just had two very large trees removed on our property by All Around Arbor. We got several inspections/estimates from other companies, but these guys were unmatched when it came to responsiveness, professionalism, friendliness, knowledge, and value! The guys were on time, courteous, and left our place looking better than before they arrived. I highly, highly recommend this company for any tree concerns you may have! You will not be disappointed!"
- Jennifer Plemons, Google Review
Signs a Tree May Need to Be Removed or Inspected by a Professional
A Damaged Trunk
Look for signs of decay, particularly on the main truck area. This may be a sign that your tree is already damaged. Mushrooms sprouting at the base of the tree are also a sign of decay. We can help you determine if the damage is large and the tree must be removed or if the damage can be corrected and healed.
Changes in the color of the leaves
Discolored leaves indicate a tree isn't healthy and can be a sign of disease. We can help you identify if it is a tree disease or other cause.
Changes in the shape of the tree
A tree that is abnormally skewed may not be structurally sound. It is better to remove a tree securely than have it fall down and damage your property. Trees that are leaning too much should also be inspected for safety.
Bark Cracks or Tree Cankers
Cracks in the bark could indicate that a tree is diseased. A canker can also indicate a problem with the tree that needs to be inspected.
Weak Branches
Weak branches can fall without warning and are a safety concern to humans, animals, or property below them. If a tree has many weak branches it could be a sign that something is wrong and the tree may need to be removed.
Proximity to structure or body of water
A tree that is too close to a house, electric post, or other structure may need to be removed for safety. Trees near bodies of water may have weaker roots and should be inspected.