Tree Removal

In most cases, yes, we can remove multiple trees as part of the same job. It depends on how many trees need to be cut down, where they are on your property, the weather that day, the crew availability, and other factors. Removing several trees at once can be preferable as it takes time to set up the equipment, schedule the crews, etc.

Call us for more details at 513-325-1783.

Yes, we can! We remove trees year-round (as well as doing a lot of other tree work). In some cases, winter tree work is better for your yard, your trees, and even your wallet!

Stump grinding is a separate service that can be added to your tree removal quote. Be sure to let our estimator know you'd like the stump ground away when they're discussing options with you.

We always do our best to protect your landscape during any type of tree work. For example, we place special mats on the ground to distribute the weight of our heavy equipment so it doesn't sink into the lawn.

Our estimator will discuss potential issues with you during the initial site visit so you understand what might happen.

A tree is cut off at the base. If the tree is growing on your property then we will need to be physically on your property to remove it.

If there are any gates or other obstructions, we'll ask you to unlock and/or remove them before we arrive to cut down your tree.

Much of tree removal is the planning that takes place beforehand. The Lefke Tree Experts crew will take some time planning exactly how to remove the tree and setting up the equipment, which includes stabilizing the crane.

Depending on which crane is being used, as well as the health of the tree, either a climber will climb the tree and work with the crane operator to remove sections of the tree piece by piece, or the grapple saw will remove the tree in sections by a sophisticated remote-controlled system.

In most cases, your homeowners insurance will cover the cost of tree removal if a tree has fallen on a covered structure on your property. Removing a tree for other reasons will generally not be covered by insurance. We recommend that you contact your insurance company directly if you have questions about coverage.

The type and size of the power line in or near your tree will dictate how we approach performing the work. Our skilled tree removal team can often work safely near lower voltage power lines (such as those running to your house) if there's sufficient space. But lines running through a large tree may require a different approach.

One of our Certified Arborists will examine the tree and power lines to determine whether we can safely remove it in the available space, or whether we need to coordinate with the local power company to have power temporarily disconnected.

We clean up all debris, including branches and other tree parts, and remove them from your property.