Hudson Valley Tree Removal

To speak to a certified ISA arborist regarding tree removal today, please call us at 1.800.716.TREE [8733] or (845) 758-1498 or e-mail info@integraltreeandlandscape.com. You can also request a free consultation right now.

Why Tree Removal?

before tree removal Tree removal may be required for a variety of reasons such as to remove a diseased or dead tree from your property. Other reasons to remove a tree may include:

  • Unsafe positioning and hazard to the public
  • The limbs of the tree extend onto power lines
  • A tree causes sewer or sidewalk damage
  • You are undergoing construction on your property, for instance, installing an in ground pool or adding a room to your home, where you need to have a tree removed
  • Storm damaged trees, for example due to a tornado, hurricane or strong winds.

When deciding to have a tree removed from your property you should first check your power lines to make sure that the tree limbs are not overhanging onto them. With the many above ground power lines in the Hudson Valley, this is a common occurance. If a tree is near or on a power line, you must contact your local utility company before you begin any tree removal process, as this is a serious hazard to the public and to your property. Keep in mind that you are liable for any damages that occur during the removal process. In some cities you may need a permit before you remove a tree so check with your local planning office too. Professional most often handle all of these matters as part of the included work which makes the process less stressful on the home owner.

What are the Basic Safety Tips for Tree Removal?

Here are a few basic safety tips that the United States Department of Agriculture and the Integral Tree and Landscape Corporation suggests before and during the removal of a tree from your property.

  • Check for power lines
  • Inform neighbors in the area that you are having a tree removed
  • Use warning signs around the removal site so people are aware that a tree is being removed
  • Use control lines on trees, to direct their fall in the intended direction
  • Have someone to serve as a look out during tree removal
  • Wear protective clothing. Workers and look out people should wear hard hats, safety glasses and other protective clothing when removing a tree

What are suggestions for seeking advice for Tree Removal Services?

after tree removal Before deciding to remove a tree from your property, you should take the time to investigate your options. If you decide to seek a professional to remove your tree, you can check to make sure they have the proper certifications, licenses and insurance such as

  • Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Accreditation
  • International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Certified Arborists
  • State certification and licenses
  • Full insurance coverage