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Whether it’s protecting your home from a falling tree or your car from falling branches, tree removal can be necessary for the safety of both you and your property.  A&M Crane and Rigging of High Point, NC, have been doing tree removal since 1980, making them experts at this important service. To help first-time customers better understand the process, they’ve answered five of the most frequently asked questions.

5 FAQ About Tree Removal

What Causes Trees to Weaken and Die?

Trees can become infected by parasites, insects, or mold, and can be damaged by woodpeckers, wind, and ice. The weaker the wood becomes, the more likely they are to fall down or drop branches onto people and property.

Do I Need A Permit?

The short answer is, probably. The majority of jobs require permits, but a good tree removal company will know all the local processes and rules to get your permits quickly.

Do I Need to Prepare My Yard?

tree removal High Point NCYou may need to move your car and any outdoor furniture or toys to make room for heavy equipment, but the tree removal company will take care of the rest! A&M Crane and Rigging’s professionals work hard to keep your property and possessions safe while your tree is being removed.

What Equipment Will Be Used?

This depends on the size of the tree. Equipment ranging from cranes and trucks to chainsaws and stump grinders are likely to be required for any given project.

How Long Does it Take?

Time requirements vary by project, but the best tree removal companies will include a projected timeline for completion as part of their cost estimate. If you talk to a potential service provider and they can’t provide this information, steer clear.

If you have potentially troublesome trees, call A&M Crane and Rigging in High Point at (336) 889-6000.  In addition to emergency tree service, their steeple cleaning and building relocation services have been trusted by customers in the Carolinas and Virginia for over 30 years. For even more information on the history of the company, visit their website.

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