Have you ever wondered how large or dangerous trees are removed when cutting them down by hand just isn’t safe or feasible? That’s where crane-assisted tree removal comes in. It’s an advanced technique used to safely remove trees that are too large, too close to structures, or too hazardous to take down using traditional methods.
At M&R Tree Service, we use crane-assisted removal to tackle jobs that other methods can’t handle. Here’s a closer look at how it works and when you might need it.
When Is Crane-Assisted Tree Removal Necessary?
Crane-assisted tree removal is often the best choice when a tree is:
Too Large: Some trees are just too big to be safely cut down piece by piece with standard tools. Using a crane allows us to lift sections of the tree into the air and safely lower them to the ground without risking damage to your property.
Close to Structures: If your tree is close to your house, fence, or power lines, removing it manually could result in branches falling where they shouldn’t. A crane lets us remove the tree in small, manageable sections to avoid any damage to nearby structures.
In Hard-to-Reach Places: Sometimes, a tree is in a location where traditional equipment can’t access it—like on a steep slope or in a backyard with limited access. A crane allows us to reach those hard-to-get-to areas with ease.
Hazardous: If a tree is diseased, dead, or leaning dangerously, it may not be safe to climb or cut down in the usual way. Crane-assisted removal ensures the tree can be removed without putting anyone at risk.
How Does Crane-Assisted Tree Removal Work?
The process starts with an assessment of the tree and surrounding area. A certified arborist will determine if crane-assisted removal is necessary and plan the removal accordingly.
Step 1: Set Up the CraneThe crane is positioned carefully to ensure it can reach the tree without disturbing the surrounding area. This is especially important in tight spaces like urban environments or densely wooded lots.
Step 2: Secure the TreeThe arborist attaches the crane to the tree, usually near the top, to help control how it’s removed. We take extra care to stabilize the tree, ensuring it doesn’t shift or fall unpredictably.
Step 3: Remove the Tree in SectionsUsing the crane, we lift sections of the tree and carefully lower them to the ground, where they’re cut up and removed. This method minimizes the risk of falling branches damaging nearby property and keeps the job safe for everyone involved.
Step 4: Stump Removal and CleanupOnce the tree is down, we handle any additional services you need, such as stump grinding or debris removal. Our goal is to leave your property looking as good—if not better—than it did before we started.
What Are the Benefits of Using a Crane?
Safety: Safety is our top priority, and cranes make it easier to remove trees without risking injury to our crew or damage to your property.
Efficiency: Removing large trees by hand can take days, but using a crane speeds up the process, often allowing us to complete the job in just a few hours.
Less Disruption: Crane-assisted removal minimizes the amount of damage to your yard and surrounding area since we’re able to lift large sections of the tree directly out of the space.
Conclusion
If you have a large, hazardous, or hard-to-reach tree that needs to be removed, crane-assisted removal might be the safest and most efficient option. At M&R Tree Service, we specialize in crane-assisted tree removal, ensuring the job is done right, no matter how challenging.
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