Tree Removal Process

• Tree assessment and determining a plan

The length of time it takes to assess and plan depends on the complexity of the project. Typically, this takes 1 - 2 hours.

• Tree Removal

Tree removal can take hours to days. The length of time depends on several factors including the size of the tree, surrounding structures, etc.

• Clean up

We'll clean up branches, limbs, and any debris that resulted from the removal process. This can take 1 - 2 hours.

• Final walk around

We'll inspect the site after all the work is complete. Our goal is to make sure that no damage was caused to surrounding structures, fences, etc. If damage occurred, we'll work with you to make it right.

• Leaving your property in its best condition

​We want to leave your property better than we arrived. We understand that tree removal can be stressful for a property owner and we want to do our best to make things easy on you.

We fully understand that tree removal can be a burden to any property owner. But, we want you to rest easy knowing you're working with a team of seasoned professionals. We've spent years removing trees of all sizes and in all situations. If you're looking for a safety-minded company that can remove your trees quickly, contact us today and we'll get to work for you!

There are numerous considerations for homeowners when deciding on tree removal. Let's cover a few key items to make sure you've covered all your bases:

• Safety First - Always: Tree removal poses a lot of hazards. Large or damaged trees can be unpredictable to work with and safety is paramount throughout the process. It's highly recommended that you consider hiring a professional tree removal service. The right company will have the expertise and proper safety equipment to safely manage the job.
• ​Permits and Regulations: Be aware of local permits or regulations before removing a tree. A tree service company worth their salt will be up to speed on local laws that may apply. In fact, Complete Tree Service is ahead of the game with Lebanon's regulations. However, it's important to check with your homeowner's association to ensure compliance.
• Hiring a Professional: Don't let your buddy's chainsaw tempt you. Tree removal is serious business - not a DIY project. We highly recommend hiring a professional tree removal service. Yes, we want you to call us for your tree removal needs, but more important to us is that you keep you and your loved ones safe. Use a company that has the knowledge, skills, and specialized equipment necessary to safely and efficiently remove trees.
• Insurance Coverage: Accidents happen. Be sure to check that the tree removal service company you hire has appropriate liability insurance coverage. The proper insurance coverage protects you against incidental mishaps to your property or potential injuries during the tree removal process.
• Assessing Tree Health: What is the current condition of the tree? If you aren't sure, consider consulting with an arborist to assess the health and condition of the tree before removal. You may find that it isn't necessary to have the tree removed. There may be options like pruning or treating for disease.
• Potential Tree Replacements: What's your plan after removing a tree? You may consider planting a new tree as a replacement. If so, a tree service company can help you navigate the many replacement options and steps to ensure proper planting and tree care. 
• Clean-up and Debris Removal: Determine the clean-up and debris removal process before work gets started. You don't want to be left with a pile of debris that you can't manage. Also, be sure to ask if the tree removal cost includes debris disposal or if it's an additional fee. You may have the option to repurpose the downed tree. We'll work with you to leave the to leave the debris to your liking.

 Tree removal is a significant decision. It can effect the visual appeal of your property and impact the safety of an area. Be sure to educate yourself on the process and choose a professional tree service company that's capable of the job.