Tree Services Blog

Removing trees from a property in Florida may seem like a straightforward process because all you need to do is cut it down, right? Wrong! There are actually different ways to remove a tree from a property, including felling, limbing, and crane-assisted tree removal. You're likely not familiar with this tree removal terminology, but in this blog, we will break down each one so you can understand what they are. Felling is when a tree is removed in one piece, while limbing involves cutting it into smaller pieces or removing its limbs while still standing. When doing this, pros will either climb into the tree or use bucket trucks to get to it. Crane-assisted removal is similar, but instead of climbing or using a bucket truck, the tree parts are cut while it's still standing and lowered with a crane. Knowing these terms can help you choose which method is best for your property.

What does felling mean when it comes to tree removal?

Felling refers to cutting down a tree in one piece, meaning that it will fall over in one piece. This tree removal process can be very dangerous, so it should only be performed by professionals. Before a tree is felled, a landing spot will need to be identified and any potential hazards need to be identified such as power lines, homes, or other structures to ensure that the tree won't fall on them. When performing this service, professionals will make several cuts in the tree to ensure the tree falls in the direction they...