What does our tree removal process look like?

The best way to reach out to our professional arborists to take care of your plant needs is to give us a call at 651-691-8063. Our team will do a thorough evaluation and provide you with a free estimate. We’ll even work with the power company to ensure power lines are turned off, obtain all the permits required, and notify your neighbor’s of the work being done in your community. At Birch Tree Care, we have the proper equipment needed to remove trees, whether they’re larger ones or smaller trees. From cranes to airlifts, our arborists are trained well to carry out the task safely.

Can I remove a tree on my property?

You can absolutely remove a tree on your property. Whether your tree is crowding your property, has structural damages, was destroyed in a storm, or is infected and dying, our arborists at Birch Tree Care have you covered.

Can you plant a tree where one was removed?

You can plant the new tree adjacent to the old stump, by keeping the new planting hole approximately three feet away from the stump to allow your new tree ample growing and rooting space. If you’re looking to plant a tree in the old spot, then give it some time before you do so. The organic matter left behind by the tree removal and stump grinding will decompose and even add important nutrients back into the soil, but it doesn’t happen overnight. This is why planting a new tree adjacent to your old spot is the quickest and most efficient way to go about it.

Does home insurance cover tree removal?

A standard homeowners insurance policy usually includes tree removal services if there are structural damages due to a named peril like heavy ice, a windstorm, a fire, or severe thunderstorms, amongst others. However, it is best to provide your insurance provider to confirm your specific policy.

When you should consider tree removal?

You should consider removing a tree if: It is dead or dying, It’s unhealthy and suffering from disease or insect infestation, It has been damaged beyond repair from a storm,It’s growing too close to your house or utility lines, It’s crowding other trees on your property, It has structural problems such as cracks or interior decay.

Tree Removal Service — Birch Tree Care

Tree removal can be dangerous and complicated. Our specialists have the right equipment, expertise, and training to safely remove large trees without damaging your property.

The longer you leave a damaged tree untouched, the more it withers away and becomes hazardous to your surroundings. A dying or heavily damaged tree will affect the property around it by being a hazard, as well as potentially spread infections or diseases. It is very important to have a dead or dying tree removed as quickly as possible.

You should consider removing a tree if:

It is dead or dying.
It’s unhealthy and suffering from disease or insect infestation.
It has been damaged beyond repair from a storm.
It’s growing too close to your house or utility lines.
It’s crowding other trees on your property.
It has structural problems such as cracks or interior decay.

Our certified arborists will do a thorough evaluation and provide you with a free quote for trees on your property that need immediate attention. We’ll work with the power company to ensure all power lines are turned off, obtain all required permits and even notify your neighbors of the work being done in the area.

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Our Tree Removal Service

REMOVE DEAD OR DYING BRANCHES

It is important to have dead or dying branches removed from your trees. If these damaged branches are still attached to your trees, it can be detrimental. The trees will not be able to heal properly, allowing all sorts of pests and diseases to enter the tree.

Damaged Tree Trunks

Trunk wounds that penetrate deep into the bark strip the tree of proper functioning and movement of nutrients and water to the rest of the plant body. If your tree trunk was damaged in a storm or seems to be damaging the rest of the tree, make sure you contact our arborists to safely remove the tree before it becomes a hazard to your surroundings.

Infected Trees

Infected trees that are showing signs of dying leaves, branches, and stems need to be tended to at once. Leaving them untreated can attract pests and lead to infections and infest other nearby trees.

Brittle Bark That Isn’t Growing

If your tree has brittle bark and shows cracks and splits, it is imperative that you reach out to our professional arborists to help you remove the tree before it poses to be a threat to your property or family.

Falling Limbs

Falling limbs of trees can indicate that your plant is damaged and is suffering. This is why it is important to get your plants checked out by a professional.

Cost of Tree Removal Services

The cost of tree removal varies from project to project, depending on how complex their removal is and what equipment is required. It’s best to get a personalized quote based on your unique situation so there are no surprises. Contact us today and our team of trained arborists will get back to you within 2 business days with a custom, no-obligation quote.

Areas We Offer Tree Removal Service

Birch Tree Care offers tree removal services in the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Our arborists have been providing tree removal services to homeowners and commercial property managers in the twin cities for close to a decade now. We’ve worked in many neighborhoods, including Roseville, Mendota Heights, and Maple Grove, amongst others.

Our certified arborists have the expertise needed to safely remove your trees in the twin cities area. Call us at 651-317-4080 for more information on these areas and service options.

Why Choose Birch Tree Care

At Birch Tree Care, we have the specialized equipment like aerial lifts and cranes that are needed for the older, mature trees as well as damaged ones that have seen their last day and can maneuver around your property without causing additional harm to it.

We’re not your average contractor - we’re a part of your community. At Birch Tree Care, we care deeply about your trees and pride ourselves on our positive encounters with our clients.

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Tree Removal Services Reviews

“This company is one of the most professional companies I have ever worked with. They were prompt, courteous, efficient, and experts in their field. I had a very tough tree removal situation with at least four problem areas that needed to be addressed. Birch Tree Care took care of EVERYTHING! They quickly and efficiently removed my tree, and didn't even drop a twig! When they were done you wouldn't even have known they had been there. You get what you pay for and these guys are absolutely worth every penny! No hassle, no headaches! I would definitely recommend them to everyone!” - Laura Sykes

“My first experience with Birch Tree Care was positive from start to finish. Tony came out the day after I called, sent a prompt and reasonable estimate the next day, and scheduled my work for ten days later. The crew did a great job removing an overgrown yew tree near my house. Tony is a knowledgeable arborist and the company has great equipment. I couldn't be happier, highly recommend them, and am glad I found them.” - Lauri P

Tree Removal FAQs

The best way to reach out to our professional arborists to take care of your plant needs is to give us a call at 651-691-8063. Our team will do a thorough evaluation and provide you with a free estimate. We’ll even work with the power company to ensure power lines are turned off, obtain all the permits required, and notify your neighbour’s of the work being done in your community. At Birch Tree Care, we have the proper equipment needed to remove trees, whether they’re larger ones or smaller trees. From cranes to airlifts, our arborists are trained well to carry out the task safely.
You can absolutely remove a tree on your property. Whether your tree is crowding your property, has structural damages, was destroyed in a storm, or is infected and dying, our arborists at Birch Tree Care have you covered.
You can plant the new tree adjacent to the old stump, by keeping the new planting hole approximately three feet away from the stump to allow your new tree ample growing and rooting space. If you’re looking to plant a tree in the old spot, then give it some time before you do so. The organic matter left behind by the tree removal and stump grinding will decompose and even add important nutrients back into the soil, but it doesn’t happen overnight. This is why planting a new tree adjacent to your old spot is the quickest and most efficient way to go about it.
A standard homeowners insurance policy usually includes tree removal services if there are structural damages due to a named peril like heavy ice, a windstorm, a fire, or severe thunderstorms, amongst others. However, it is best to provide your insurance provider to confirm about your specific policy.