Odd Job Tree & Crane Services FAQ

How do you know if you're tree needs to be removed? In the winter trees are dormant. Dormant trees and dead trees look a lot alike. So, how do we decide whether the tree has died? First, look for fungus growth. Signs of fungus can indicate that the internals of the tree is rotted. Check the trunk of the tree for damage. Are there any cracks in the trunk? Does the tree have damaged roots? Dead trees can be very dangerous. While they aren't very pretty to look at, dead trees are more likely to fall and cause severe damage, or even unwanted pests.

Inspect the trunk of the tree for damage such as fungus growth, cracks, and damaged roots. Dead trees have a higher risk of falling and causing severe damage, or even pest infestations.

Trees that are dying or dead are hazardous to buildings, cars, driveways, and streets due to limbs overhanging these areas. There are several reasons why this can happen, including diseases and infestations.

A number of factors determine the cost of our tree removal services, such as:

• Height of the tree - One of the biggest factors that impact the cost of tree removal is the height of the tree. 
• Health Condition of the tree - The less healthy a tree is, the more hazardous it will be to take down.
• Surrounding elements - You will need to spend more money removing trees near power lines, houses, or other structures than removing trees in an open space.
• Emergency Removal - It is inevitable that the price will rise if the debris needs to be removed quickly and there is a need for specialized equipment. Save yourself some money by removing trees that could potentially become hazardous before an emergency arises. Call us today for FREE on-site estimates.