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Tree Removal Services
Experienced Arborists That Provide Professional and Safe Tree Removal Near You
When pests, storms, and disease get the best of your trees, or when you need a tree removed as you make improvements to your property, booking professional tree removal services through Eisenhower Tree Care is the best course of action. Our team is trained to safely remove trees of all sizes and conditions, even those located close to homes and outbuildings.
Removal Costs
Tree removal services vary in price, depending on how large your tree is, whether it’s already been uprooted, how it can be accessed on your property, and the type of power equipment necessary to complete the job. Eisenhower Tree Care has the right tools necessary to remove trees of all sizes – no job is too big.
In general, you can expect tree removal to cost between $400 and $4,000 – but the only way to get an accurate estimate is to work with one of our professional arborists. Our team members will evaluate every facet of your tree and share an accurate cost for our competitively priced services. Eisenhower Tree Care is one of the most experienced companies that performs tree removal in Kansas City. You can count on us to get the job done right.
Only Book Licensed and Insured Arborists for Tree Removal Services
It may be tempting to work with a general handyman or basic lawn company to remove trees from your property. For your property safety and peace of mind, it’s much smarter to hire experienced Kansas City arborists who are licensed and insured to perform this type of work.
Eisenhower is licensed and insured to provide tree care services throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area. How Do I Know I Need Tree Removal Services?
If your tree sustained damage in a storm, is severely infested with pests, is succumbing to disease, or is too structurally fragile, you might need tree removal. Removal is necessary when:- Storm damage compromises more than 25% of the tree trunk’s circumference.
- The tree is already dead, or 50% or more limbs are dead.
- The tree cannot stand on its own, and cabling and bracing is contraindicated.
- Tree disease or pest control treatments are not working due to severity of infection or infestation.
- The tree is hollow, rotting, or is covered in visible and harmful fungus.
- Tree roots have grown into or too close to your sewage line or home’s foundation.