What does it take to cut down a problematic tree without jeopardizing the surrounding area? SoutheastTree’s recent project showcases their commitment to safety and efficiency, even in the most challenging environments. The client required tree removal work to minimize the risk of property damage.
Preparing the site
Breaking Down a Professional Tree Removal in Sandy Springs
- Client Profile: Residential homeowner
- Location: Atlanta, GA, 30350 — Sandy Springs
- Type of service: Tree removal of four dead pine trees
- Duration: Six hours
- Tree size: 50 feet in height
- Equipment used: Bucket truck, chipper truck, skid steer, climber, and a three-man crew
- Service frequency: One time, new customer
- Season: Winter
- Specific challenges: The pine trees were very tall, and the SoutheastTree crew had to carefully climb them and remove one branch at a time.
- Tree type: Pine trees
- Client preferences: Homeowner was concerned the very tall pine trees were leaning towards their house, and fearful of potential storms and damage having a tree fall.
Climbing and rigging
A Challenging and Hazardous Tree Removal in Sandy Springs, GA
This emergency tree removal project had three major obstacles: the proximity of the trees to the client’s home, their angle of lean, and the weakened structure from internal decay.
An efficient tree removal is like a well-orchestrated dance, where precision and timing are critical. SoutheastTree worked swiftly to create a hazard-free space before the storm season.
How SoutheastTree Guaranteed a Safe Tree Removal in Atlanta 30350
SoutheastTree’s approach to tree removal in Atlanta, GA, involved:
- Site preparation: The crew established a clear safety zone and positioned their equipment before the main operation commenced. They also conducted a detailed assessment of the tree’s condition and possible risks.
- Industry-approved techniques: The job needed both manual climbing and bucket truck methods to safely reach the necessary heights. The specialists secured parts of the tree with ropes and pulleys to further control their descent.
- Debris management: No homeowner wants their property turned into a lumberyard post-service. SoutheastTree hauled all remnants of the removed trees until the project space was impeccably clean.
- Customer engagement: Keeping the client informed and involved was key. The only surprise they experienced was witnessing how smoothly the operation unfolded.
SoutheastTree handled the tree removal job in Sandy Springs, GA, with an emphasis on transparency and client satisfaction. They also deliver stump grinding services to leave a clean slate for any future landscaping plans and give clients peace of mind.
Thorough cleanup