Although it may seem as if your tree is thriving in the warmer months, there can be a few reasons you might want to remove it from your property. Whether a tree is diseased or simply marring your landscape view, determining the right time to hire a tree removal service can be difficult. To ensure you find the perfect window of opportunity, here’s a look at when you should hire this service for your property.

The Best Time to Schedule Tree Removal Service

When it comes to removing a tree from your property, timing can depend on a variety of factors. For example, if storm damage has caused to lean precariously towards your house, you’ll need to hire emergency tree services to protect your home. Similarly, a diseased tree may pose a serious threat to other plant life on your property, so it’s best to have it removed as soon as possible.

However, if the removal of your tree is not an emergency or is for cosmetic purposes, then you should have it done during the dormant season. For most trees in Missouri, this means tree removal is best in the winter and early spring because the frozen ground is less likely to be disturbed. As a result, you won’t have to worry about the movement of the ground disturbing adjacent vegetation while the tree is being removed.

Why You Should Remove a Dying Tree

If your tree is dying or diseased, it may require immediate attention. Dead limbs can easily fall and cause property damage or personal injury to any member of your family. However, if you prefer to limit damage to the ground by having the roots removed in winter, you can have the rest of the tree cut down sooner. Then, leave the stump until the ground has frozen for the best removal.

 

Regardless of the season, the experts at Liscombe Tree Service offer a wide range of services to residents in the St. Charles, MO, area. With a team of highly trained arborists, this fully insured company can provide quick and convenient tree removal services to restore your property – all at an affordable rate. To schedule an appointment, call them today by dialing (314) 650-9055, or like them on Facebook for news and updates.