Tree Removal Services

Tree removal in Cape Cod is arguably the most dangerous task in our industry. To safely remove a tree requires a great deal of training and years of experience. Most importantly, it requires strict adherence to all industry safety standards. Here at Grant Tree Service we are highly trained in the practice of tree removal and tree cutting. We have the expertise, experience, state of the art equipment and working knowledge necessary to handle any tree removal project.

Simply removing a tree, however, is not good enough. Throughout the process we do our best to cause as little disturbance to your property as possible. In addition, we thoroughly clean up after each project. We know that you spend time and money to keep your property looking beautiful, which is why our goal is to leave it looking as good or better than it did before we began.

Because of the complexity, risk, and cost involved with tree removal, it is always worth considering possible alternative tree care options. 

At Grant Tree Service we’re committed to providing you with the best professional tree services in Upper Cape Cod at prices that make us the top value 

WHEN DO I NEED TREE REMOVAL IN CAPE COD?

Every tree is either an asset or liability. When a professional tree risk assessment is performed, there are a number of common situations where tree removal is usually necessary. Here are some of them:

•  Dead trees: Dead trees are dangerous and should be removed immediately. Dead trees will drop branches and are more susceptible to falling in a storm Thus they pose a threat to your property and personal well-being, Cape Cod tree removal can prevent this.

•  Dying trees: Dying trees can often be cured through root collar excavation, soil management, pest and disease control, and other tree care services. But in the event that this is not possible, it is better to remove the tree sooner rather than later.

•  Heavily damaged trees: A tree with heavy damage may be at risk of dying. If it cannot be healed, the damaged tree should be cut down.

•  Hazardous trees: Leans, hollow spots, and weak root bases are just a few of the indicators of a potentially hazardous tree. Such trees should be carefully evaluated by one of our experts. If you have a tree that truly poses a threat that cannot be mitigated except through removal, it should be cut down.

•  Trees in the wrong location: Trees that are too close to houses and other structures, or certain species of trees planted in the wrong location, are all candidates for removal. Trees of this nature pose threats during hurricanes, strong thunderstorms, and during ice and snow accumulation. They can also cause damage to foundations, lift sidewalks or driveways, lead to mildew on siding, rub paint off structures, clog gutters with leaves, provide a path for squirrels to get into your home or business, and much more.

•  Construction/landscape project: If you are adding an addition to your house, expanding the parking lot at your place of business, or beginning any number of other construction or landscaping projects, tree removal is often a must in order to create open space.

•  Aesthetic purposes: Cutting down select trees, removing problematic trees, and cleaning up existing trees can greatly enhance the overall beauty of your property and increase its value.