Tree Trimming
There are lots of reasons to trim or prune a tree. Trees are commonly trimmed for one of three reasons; looks, safety, or condition. Here are examples of the three purposes: Aesthetics - Cutting back a tree effectively helps to keep its shape and appearance. You should never attempt to impose an unnatural shape or size on a tree. The level of trimming and pruning that will be necessary could seriously damage it. Safety - Dead or broken branches and tree limbs can fall off at any moment, which is a serious safety risk. If the branches of a tree block your sight while driving, they should be cut away. Finally, tree limbs and branches sometimes grow too close to public utility lines. Contact the appropriate utility company to deal with such issues.
Stump Grinding
Tree stump removal is an involved procedure and is usually not included in the price of a tree removal. That is one of the reasons that most people have old stumps in their yards. Stump removal isn't easy but it is doable. After taking the time and money to have a tree professionally removed, it doesn't make a lot of sense to leave the tree stump waiting there. Some of the most popular arguments to eliminate stumps from your yard include: They are Eyesores - Nobody likes gazing out into the landscape and seeing old tree stumps dotting the land. They look even worse when unwanted weeds and other plants start growing on them, which will take place after a while.
Tree Felling (Cutting down a tree)
Sawing down a tree, or felling a tree, is generally a process that should only be handled by professionals. If the tree that you'd like to get rid of is fairly short and small it might be feasible to undertake the task yourself. You need to keep safety in mind, no matter the size of the tree. You also need to be clear about how to cut down the tree properly and effectively. Prior to getting down to business, put together the equipment and gear that you'll need. At the very least you will need the following equipment: Protective Gear , First Aid Kit, Chainsaw, Ladder, Rope, Ax, and Wedges