During the process, tree removal technicians use special tools to cut the tree into a series of sections from the top to the bottom. This might be less exciting than a single giant chop at the base of the tree, but much safer. You never know where that tree will land!

At DL Tree Service, LLC, we use a crane to remove large trees. That allows us to lift the tree without letting it fall to the ground, thus minimizing risk of damage to your home and property. We also use chippers, a logging truck, and an aerial lift truck to complete our jobs, and we follow the latest industry standards to ensure your safety and ours.

We work year-round! In summer (the growing season of a tree), it is easiest to evaluate the health of the tree and do minor trimming or thinning. However, during the months of November through March (a tree’s dormant stage), it is the best time for the health of the tree to do the heavier pruning. Keep in mind that with no leaves on the tree, we have better visibility when working along roads. Our job is also made easier during this time, not only because there are no leaves, but also due to things like your flowers or lawn not needing to be avoided in order to be preserved.

Typically, no. We can do what we need to do so long as we have the access we need to your property (unlocked gates and fences, no pets in the yard, etc.)

We don’t want you to feel you have to take time off to watch us work. We are pros and will handle everything. If you’d like to be there to observe, you’re more than welcome to.

We simply ask that you follow our safety instructions while we’re working. The safety of you, your family, and your home are top priorities for DL Tree Service, LLC.

Stump grinding is a technique performed by a specialized machine and a professional operator to remove the tree stump, as well as the roots, 8-20 inches below grade.

While not usually required, stump grinding is often a good idea. Neglected stumps can grow, become a home for pests, and get in the way when mowing or landscaping. Other methods, such as using harsh chemicals to try to kill it, usually prove ineffective.

It depends. A lot of factors go into pricing removal of a tree(s).

We would need to evaluate the size of your tree (height, diameter), see if the tree is touching your home or electrical wires, how easily accessible it is, what you’d like done with the trunk and branches after removal, and more.

The removal process can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand. Make no mistake: this work is complex, time consuming, and dangerous.

If your project is an emergency, such as a fallen tree or tilting tree, we will do our best to address your needs as soon as possible. Scheduling care typically varies depending on the season.