A fit
- A trunk beside the house, the pool cage, or the drive.
Veteran-owned | Marion County and Ocala
When the trunk is a few feet from the wall, the wood cannot drop. The crew lowers it. Your job before that day is access, a clear drop, and a photo of any power line.
In an open yard a crew can sometimes drop a piece into a clear gap. Beside a house there is no gap. The trunk is close to the wall, the cage, or the drive, so each piece is lowered into a spot you can point at.
Do not start the job with a ladder or a saw. If the wood is on a power line, the utility goes first. Your part is the ground: move the cars, open the side gate, and name the air conditioner, the fence, and the pool.
The stump is still there unless grinding was included. See standing tree removal and grinding versus digging the stump. Digging a stump out is closer to grading than to this removal.
Lean, targets, and where a lowered piece can land.
Remove, or prune if removal is not the right call.
Pieces come down into the zone we set, not onto the roof.
Wood is handled as agreed. We walk the area we worked.
More on what changes the job: standing tree removal.
Include the distance you can walk between the trunk and the house, and say if a fence has to come open.