Tree Removal

Tree Removal

Safe, efficient removal of hazardous or unwanted trees without damaging your property.

Charlotte's mix of mature oaks and fast-growing pines often requires professional removal, especially after summer thunderstorms or winter ice storms. We specialize in tight-space removals common in older Dilworth yards and new construction sites alike.

Our process begins with assessing root systems in Charlotte's dense clay soil—a critical step many overlook. For urban properties, we use rigging techniques to lower sections precisely, protecting fences, power lines, and your neighbor's prized azaleas. All debris is processed through our industrial chipper unless you'd like to keep firewood.

Unlike 'storm chaser' crews, we properly grind stumps 6-12 inches below grade to prevent tripping hazards and regrowth, then grade the area to match your landscape. For historic Myers Park properties, we take extra care to preserve surrounding specimen plants.

Our Process

  1. 01 Step 1: Site evaluation for hazards and equipment access
  2. 02 Step 2: Secure permits when required by Mecklenburg County
  3. 03 Step 3: Strategic dismantling using climbing or bucket trucks
  4. 04 Step 4: Cleanup with magnetic sweeper for nail-free wood chips

Benefits

  • Prevents property damage from falling limbs
  • Eliminates disease spread to healthy trees
  • Creates space for new landscaping
  • Reduces fire risk in drought conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can you remove a storm-damaged tree?

Emergency calls get same-day response. For non-emergencies, we typically schedule within 3-5 business days depending on severity.

Do you handle permits for protected trees?

Yes, we're familiar with Charlotte's tree ordinance and handle all paperwork for heritage trees in historic districts.

Will removal affect my foundation?

We consult with local landscapers about root systems near foundations—a common concern with Charlotte's expansive clay soil.