We love our trees. They provide shade, filter the air and create homes for birds and wildlife. They line the path along many of the journeys we take in life, and they even provide scenery in our memories. I can remember the tree-lined drive out to my grandfather’s ranch as if I were just there yesterday — I loved feeding the goats with him once we got there. And I probably haven’t made that drive in more than 20 years.
But sometimes, unfortunately, trees need to be removed. Storms roll in and cause damage; pests and disease wreak havoc. And some trees just don’t live forever. Even though it’s hard to let go of the memories and beauty of a removed tree, the benefits are plentiful. Tree removal can:
- Beautify the landscape. Sometimes, more is just too much when it comes to landscaping. And when trees become overgrown and mature, they can take over other aspects of your yard. Removing a tree can let other elements of your landscaping — flower beds, container gardens, etc. — shine through.
- Protect your home, including your roof. A damaged or diseased tree is just an accident waiting to happen. One strong wind, and you home and roof could be in trouble. By removing dying, diseased or damaged trees early, you can prevent damage to your property.
- Increase space and sunlight in yard. It may be tempting to brag about a yard that gets shade all day long, but that shade may be keeping your yard from reaching its full potential. Tree removal can provide sunlight, fresh air flow and space to your yard, allowing the grass and other elements of your landscape to thrive and grow.
If you have questions about tree removal and the benefits this service can provide, please feel free to contact us.