Inland Tree Care Company
Tree Removal Service in Riverside, CA
Sometimes tree removal is necessary to keep a residential or business property both safe and beautiful.
Tree removal is a very delicate process, and extremely technical. Although it's something that many people try to attempt themselves, we can't stress enough that it's not a task that should be left to someone who is inexperienced. So DIY tree removal is absolutely out of the question. And when you do decide to hire a tree service to do the job for you, make sure that they are not amateurs. If you own a home or manage a business property and some unlicensed contractor is injured while trying to remove a tree on your property, you can be held liable for any damages caused.
We've heard the horror stories, and you definitely don't want that to happen to you.
There is also the chance that such an individual could cause damage to your property and then suddenly vanish from the face of the earth. It is important to hire a reliable tree care company that you can trust to conduct themselves properly and professionally, with the correct certifications. It is also imperative to hire tree service professionals in Orange County who are properly insured to remove and transport the tree away from your property.
If you're in need of a tree removal service, don't settle for anything less than the best in Orange County.
Call us today at (951) 900-3454.
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How can you tell if a tree needs to be removed?
This is a great question, and we get it all the time. Understandably so, because there are many factors to consider when it comes to a potential tree removal service, and we'll name just a few of the most common ways determine whether or not you need to have a tree removed. Keep in mind, though, that this list is by no means all-inclusive, so if you have a feeling that you may need tree removal in Riverside, please contact us and we'll assess the situation.
Check for trunk damage
The tree may be at risk if it has severe damage to the main trunk. How will you be able to tell? Well, look for vertical cracks, seams, dead branch stubs or any large wounds that would indicate that the inside of a tree is decaying. But please keep in mind that trees can heal. Any damage that is less than 25% of circumference of the tree will have a chance to do so over time. In these cases, a tree removal may not be necessary. If you're still not sure after evaluating this, please contact us.
See if the trunk is hollow
A large number of trees can live for years and years with a hollow trunk, because the main tissues that support its life are found on the outer edges. So just because a tree appears to be healthy on the outside does not mean it should be left alone. If one-third of its interior has rotted out, it will be considered hollowed to a dangerous point. Hollow trees are weak, and weak trees are dangerous. But we understand that this can be a difficult determination for a homeowner or property manager to make, so please contact us if you need help with this.
Do you see a bunch of dead branches on one side of the tree?
This is an interesting one. Sometimes a tree can be damaged on only one side. The dead side will have visibly unhealthy branches and weigh less than the living side, causing it to be unbalanced and potentially more prone to falling. If you have a tree on your property that is displaying these characteristics, it will definitely need to be evaluated by the Riverside Tree Service Company.
See if the tree is leaning
Leaning is a common sign of need for tree removal. When trees lean, it's often due to the roots weakening or breakage which will only get worse over time and make them more hazardous than if they were completely vertical. It doesn't take much leaning before a tree becomes dangerous (sometimes 15% off vertical is enough, and anything more than 25% warrants immediate attention for safety purposes) so keep an eye out!
Removing trees close to power lines
Any trees that are under power lines should have a mature height of 25 ft or less. A tree growing towards power lines can be thinned out, but it must not grow too close to the wires. This is definitely not something inexperienced homeowners would want to do on their own! In stormy weather, electricity can arc as much as ten feet to the foliage of a wet tree and ground out. This can cause power failure or even property damage. It cannot be stressed enough how dangerous it is for someone inexperienced to attempt to perform any kind of maintenance on a tree that has grown close to power lines. If you encounter this situation, please contact us so that we can perform this service properly.
Any trees that are under power lines should reach a mature height of nothing more than 25 feet. A tree that is growing towards power lines might not necessarily need to be removed, but it will definitely need to be thinned out. This is most certainly not a task that should be attempted by a homeowner or a property manager. In the event of wet weather, electricity can arc as much as ten feet to the foliage of a wet tree and ground out. This can cause power failure or even property damage. It cannot be stressed enough how dangerous it is for someone inexperienced to attempt to perform any kind of maintenance on a tree that has grown close to power lines. If you encounter this situation, please contact us so that we can perform this service properly.