Tree Lopping
Gurnee, Illinois
If you have large trees in your yard, then you will know that you need to do regular tree maintenance. Some people are hiring tree services for doing the maintenance for them. While others are trying to do the maintenance themselves.
What is tree lopping
The first thing that you need to know, is what is tree lopping. If you never have done this before, you will not know what tree lopping is in the first place. And, you will not understand why this is so dangerous.
Tree lopping is basically another method for pruning trees. But, instead of just trimming some of the branches of the trees, you are cutting the top of the tree. This is an old way of pruning trees and doesn’t really get done anymore. This is because of the dangers of tree lopping.
Dangers of doing tree lopping yourself
If you hire an experienced tree surgeon like American Arborist Tree Service, then you can get this done. However, if you are trying to do the tree lopping yourself, you will need to know that there are many dangers in doing this yourself. Things that will cause serious harm to you, your family and to other people.
That can get you into serious trouble.
Someone can get seriously injured by walking past a tree that has been looped. Causing open wounds and causing serious injury. Even, days after you have already lopped the tree. You can get sued because of this. Especially, if there is proof that you have done tree lopping without the right experienced and someone got injured or died because of your trees. Yes, this did happen before.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to remove a tree?
That is a tricky one. Like everything else, price is relative to and a reflection of the cost to the company. Each tree is unique and requires a unique approach. It is very hard to estimate the cost of a tree without seeing it and getting an idea of what is involved in the removal.
When is the best time to cut down a tree?
In general, the best time to cut down a tree is as soon as you notice it is a hazard. While you might want to wait – whether it is for a better season or a bigger paycheck – you shouldn’t. The longer a hazardous tree is in your yard, the bigger risk it becomes. Every windy day or bout of extreme weather weakens the tree and increases the risk that it falls and causes damage to your property.
If a tree has a disease like EAB, you will have to wait until the insects are less active (mid-late fall or early spring) to cut down the tree. The DNR has restrictions on when we are allowed to cut diseased trees in order to reduce the spread of the disease.
Do I have to be home for the removal process?
No. As long as you can provide us with access to the property, you do not need to be home for the process.