TREE REMOVAL

Full Canopy Tree Care specializes in safe removal of large trees and trees in tight areas. We have the equipment, the training, the expertise, and the experience to handle even the most challenging tree removal projects safely. 

Once the decision has been made to remove a tree, the primary concern is for the safety of people and property within the tree’s range. Extra care must be taken to avoid damage to nearby homes, buildings, fences, cars, power lines, people, pets, and anything else in the immediate area. 

 Properly removing a tree safely requires not only the best equipment but also training and certification of the tree experts working on the project.

There are many reasons to have a tree removed, but before an irreversible decision is made, it makes sense to consider whether or not tree removal is the best solution. Is the tree a safety hazard to people or property? Is the tree diseased beyond recovery? Is the tree dead? Can the tree be made safe through proper pruning? Can the tree be moved and transplanted to a new home? Our certified tree removal experts will evaluate the tree and provide advice on the best way to proceed up to and including removal of the tree.

• The tree is 50% dead or more

• The tree is destroying property and tree removal is the most reasonable mitigating action

• If 1/3 or more of the tree is hollow, the structural integrity of the tree can be compromised. The hollowness could be a sign of disease, and the tree can not only be a hazard to nearby trees, but the weakened structure of the tree can be a serious hazard of falling unexpectedly.

• There is significant damage to the trunk of the tree. If more than 25% of the tree is damaged, the tree may not be able to repair itself and may need to be removed to prevent future problems.

• Does the tree lean more than 15 degrees? A tree that grows at a significant leaning angle can be a sign of trouble in the root system. A tree leaning more than 15% should be removed.

• Is it legal to remove a particular tree? Sometimes, trees are protected by local ordinances and require a certified arborist 

• The tree is in the way of planned or in-place buildings or infrastructure

There are a myriad of other reasons to remove a tree including nuisance leaves and view obstruction. We encourage property owners to weigh the pros and cons of tree removal as well as alternatives before taking the irreversible action of completely removing a tree. 

However, once the decision is final, Full Canopy Tree Care will likely be your best option for a tree removal company in Georgetown and the surrounding areas of central Texas.

Full Canopy Tree Care is a local Georgetown, Texas tree care company with decades of experience removing trees in Georgetown, Leander, Lakeway, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Pflugerville, North Austin and other towns in the area. We are licensed, bonded, insured, and our certified arborist owner demands excellence, training, and expertise from every tree expert on staff. You’ll get prompt, professional tree removal conducted by polite, friendly, and diligent tree experts who clean up after themselves.

Stump Grinding

After tree removal, all that remains is the stump. That is, unless you don’t want a stump to remain. Our top-of-the-industry stump grinding equipment will chew away the stump well below the soil line, allowing us to cover the remaining hole with dirt. The result is level ground that will accept grass and leave no hint that a tree was ever there. We offer the most complete stump removal available in the industry.