Tree Removal
Dead, leaning, or too-close trees taken down in controlled sections, with the yard left raked and clean.
When a tree has to come out
Most removals we quote on the Wasatch Front are one of three trees: a Siberian elm that has grown into the roofline, a boxelder with a split trunk, or a cottonwood that drops a limb every time the wind comes out of the canyon. If a tree is dead, leaning toward the house, or heaving the driveway, removal is usually cheaper than a decade of emergency calls.
How we take it down
On an open lot we can fell a tree in one piece. Most Sandy, Draper, and Holladay yards are not open lots, so we climb and section it: each limb is cut, lowered on a rope, and walked out to the chipper. Nothing is dropped on a roof, a fence, or a sprinkler line.
What is included
Every removal quote includes hauling the wood and chipping the brush. Stump grinding is quoted as a separate line so you can decide on the day.