TREE REMOVAL

Tree Removal
for Huntersville, NC & Beyond

While trees provide us with many benefits, they can also become a safety hazard over time. Sometimes, it’s very easy to tell if a tree needs to be removed from your yard. For example, if a huge branch has grown out directly over your home’s roof, you may have a potential problem, especially in the event of storms or high winds. But other times, it’s not that easy to tell.


Veteran Residential Works LLC has the skills and experience necessary to determine when it's time for tree removal.

Our Tree Removal Experts Provide Versatile Assistance

No matter the existing state of your property, our certified technicians are always standing by to remove dead and hazardous trees from your surroundings. For years, Veteran Residential Works LLC has provided prompt and affordable tree removal services throughout Charlotte, Mint Hill, Harrisburg, Concord, Kannapolis, China Grove, Salisbury, Davidson, Cornelius, Huntersville, NC, and the surrounding areas. Not only does our team make use of the latest tools and technologies to hit the market, but we also operate under a strict set of safety guidelines. Once we arrive on the scene, you won't have to worry about the well-being of your family members or your property.


If you're interested in learning more about our full suite of contemporary tree services, don't waste another moment. Simply contact one of our knowledgeable representatives today! Veteran Residential Works LLC places great emphasis on customer service, ensuring the ultimate satisfaction of our customers.

Six Signs It’s Time for Tree Removal

While simply cutting away fallen or damaged tree limbs can often be enough to protect your property, there are certain circumstances when our professional tree cutting experts will recommend complete tree removal.


The various potential reasons to opt for total tree removal fall into two general camps: 1) safety concerns and 2) aesthetic considerations. For the former, when a tree poses a significant safety hazard to the people or structures on your property, it should be taken down. Trimming alone will often not do enough to mitigate these risks, and in some cases, it serves as a temporary solution at best. Tree removal is typically the best course of action to avoid accidents in cases of disease, structural instability, or growth near power lines. When it comes to aesthetics, standard tree trimming won't be able to solve problems like poor location. If the placement of a tree is seriously detracting from the visual appeal of your property in the Charlotte, China Grove, Concord, Cornelius, Davidson, Harrisburg, Huntersville, Kannapolis, Mint Hill, or Salisbury, NC area, you have no other option than removing it. A tree that's misshapen or in rough condition presents the same obstacles. In any circumstances, however, please be aware that the decision to remove a tree completely should be made after careful consideration and consultation with a professional tree removal service like ours.


If you notice any of these signs in a tree in your yard, we strongly advise that you do not attempt to remove the tree yourself. Without the proper expertise or equipment, you could cause damage to your property or the surrounding property, or you could injure yourself or others. If you suspect you may need a tree removed, we can come out to your property to conduct an inspection of the tree and move forward with appropriate measures. For everything from tree removal to forestry mulching, land clearing, and debris hauling services for oversized limbs and other yard waste, count on Veteran Residential Works LLC. Call today!


Indicators that a tree needs to be cut down and removed include the following:


  1. Heaving soil has appeared at the base of the trunk and at the tree’s roots
  2. Fungi (such as mushrooms) are growing at the base of the trunk
  3. Visible chipping or peeling in the bark and/or cracks in the trunk itself
  4. Large cavities in the trunk or scaffold branches
  5. Numerous dead or hanging branches
  6. Tree is no longer budding
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