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The trees around your home or commercial space make the area more beautiful and provide several practical benefits. Even with that in mind, there are times when you’ll need to have a tree removed from your property. Unfortunately, taking on tree removal in Camden County, NJ, and South Jersey by yourself can be stressful, especially when a strong storm blows through the area, requiring emergency tree removal services.
Even in those most stressful situations, the Franco’s Tree Service team is here to help you. Our team has been removing problem trees from properties for more than a decade.
Most homeowners can tell when it’s time to remove a tree from their property. For instance, if a strong storm blows through and leaves a tree leaning towards or against your home, it’s clearly time to get it removed.
However, some other signs indicate the need for tree removal in Camden County, NJ, and beyond. Knowing these signs ensures that you’re ready to act fast when a problem tree around your home or business needs to be removed.
A quick glance towards your tree isn’t enough to know there’s a deep rooted, systemic problem going on. If you notice holes in the trunk and sawdust around the tree’s base, you probably have insect colonies setting up their homes in your trees. These bugs weaken the structural integrity of the tree and make it unsafe.
Seeing small portions of your tree’s roots may not cause alarm, but something is wrong if the roots become more visible over time. Exposed roots often point to improper planting, soil erosion, or other problems with the tree. If your tree’s roots are exposed and getting more visible, it’s best to remove the tree before strong winds do it for you.
Ultimately, you need tree removal in Camden County and South Jersey, when trees can no longer safely stand on your property. If you notice any cracks or holes in the tree trunk or branches and limbs that fall off, you need to let a licensed arborist inspect the tree to decide how to proceed. These holes and cracks often point to disease that spreads to other trees on your property.
Healthy trees have thriving branches and limbs from top to bottom. If you notice that more than 50% of the limbs on your tree are dead or dying, it’s safe to assume that the tree has a disease. In the name of protecting your other trees, removing a diseased tree before it has time to infect others on your property is best.
While it’s certainly tempting to start up your chainsaw and get rid of that tree on your own, it’s best to leave a major job like this to a professional tree removal company in Camden County, NJ, and the surrounding areas. Fortunately, our business has been removing problematic trees for more than a decade.
Franco’s Tree Service opened our doors roughly 10 years ago, but we’ve been working in the industry longer than that. We’re happy to offer free estimates and discounts to senior citizens, veterans, and active-duty military members. Call us today to find out more about how we can serve you with our tree removal service.
