Frequently Asked Questions

Tree removal is dangerous without proper equipment and training. Our team follows strict safety and industry standards to remove trees efficiently while protecting your property and surrounding landscape. 

ISA Certified Arborists® have specialized training in tree health, safety, and best practices, ensuring that your trees receive expert care. From diagnosing diseases to handling complex removals, certification matters. 

Absolutely. Tree work is risky, and hiring an uninsured company puts you at financial risk if damage or injuries occur. All About Trees is fully insured, protecting our team and your property. 

Yes, poor pruning can weaken trees, making them more susceptible to disease, pests, and structural failure. Our precision pruning techniques promote long-term health and strength. 

Leaning, cracked, or hollow trees can be hazardous, especially during storms. Our arborists can assess the situation and recommend removal or risk management strategies. 

Incorrect tree removal can cause property damage, personal injury, and liability issues. Our licensed and insured team at All About Trees ensures safe removals using cranes, lifts, and expert climbing techniques. 

Removal may be necessary if your tree is leaning dangerously, has significant decay, or has been severely damaged in a storm. Our certified arborists can assess your tree and recommend the best course of action.

Yes, tree removal can be hazardous without the proper experience and equipment. All About Trees uses Knuckleboom Cranes, Spyder Lifts, and expert climbers to ensure safe and controlled removals.

Stump grinding is an optional and additional service we offer after tree removal. We can grind the stump down to below ground level, allowing for replanting or landscaping. 

Permit requirements vary by location. Our team can help determine whether a permit is needed and assist with the process. 

Tree removal costs depend on size, location, and complexity. Schedule a free estimate, and we’ll provide a transparent, detailed quote. 

Hiring a professional for tree removal is strongly recommended. Tree removal is dangerous and requires specialized equipment and expertise to prevent injury or property damage. At All About Trees, our ISA Certified Arborists® and trained professionals implement industry-approved safety protocols to ensure efficient removals. DIY tree removal can lead to falling hazards, utility line damage, and costly mistakes—trusting experts ensure the job is done safely and correctly. 

We provide 24/7 emergency service and aim to respond as soon as possible to urgent tree hazards. 

Yes, we specialize in delicate, high-risk removals and use advanced equipment to safely extract trees from homes, fences, and vehicles. 

Absolutely. Our team conducts a full cleanup, removing branches, logs, and all debris to restore your property. 

A dangerously leaning tree is a serious risk. Call us immediately for an expert assessment and removal if necessary. 

Yes, we can assist with documentation and work directly with insurance providers for covered storm damage cases. 

Most trees benefit from trimming every 3-5 years, but fast-growing or high-risk trees may need more frequent maintenance. 

Yes! Strategic pruning can remove weakened branches and promote healthy regrowth after storm damage. 

When done correctly, pruning encourages strong, healthy growth by directing the tree’s energy to its best branches. 

Never attempt DIY trimming near power lines. Call a professional like All About Trees, as we have the expertise and equipment to trim safely. 

Trimming can be done year-round, but late fall and winter are often ideal for promoting strong spring growth. 

Leaving a stump can create safety hazards, attract pests, and take years to decompose naturally. Stump grinding removes the stump quickly and efficiently, restoring your yard’s appearance and usability. 

No—our equipment is designed to minimize impact while effectively grinding the stump and surface roots. 

Once the stump is gone, you can replant a tree, lay sod, create a garden bed, or install landscaping features—giving you full control over your outdoor space. 

We apply a professional-grade growth inhibitor that safely slows down cell division within the tree, reducing overall growth while maintaining health. 

No. When applied correctly by our trained experts, growth control treatments help trees thrive while preventing excessive size increases. 

Depending on species and environmental factors, most trees need reapplication every three to five years. 

Yes, growth control can limit height and spread, making it ideal for trees near homes, power lines, or tight spaces. 

Not all trees require growth control. Our certified arborists assess each tree individually to determine if treatment is right for your landscape. 

Look for wilting leaves, unusual spots, thinning canopy, peeling bark, or visible insects. If you’re unsure, our arborists can diagnose the issue. 

Yes! We use environmentally responsible treatments, applied with precision to minimize impact on surrounding plants, pets, and people. 

Early intervention greatly increases the chance of saving and restoring your tree. The longer an issue persists, the harder it is to reverse damage. 

Some treatments show improvement in weeks, while others take a season to fully restore tree health. Our experts will guide you on what to expect. 

DIY treatments are often ineffective or misapplied, potentially harming the tree. Our arborists use scientific, targeted approaches for the best results. 

It consists of copper conductors and grounding rods that redirect the electrical charge safely into the ground, preventing the tree from absorbing the strike’s full impact. 

High-risk trees include tall, isolated, historic, or valuable trees and those near homes, power lines, or structures. 

No, protection must be installed before a strike occurs. If a tree has already been hit, call us for an assessment to determine if it can be saved. 

No—incorrect installation can do more harm than good. Our experts design and install systems based on industry standards for maximum effectiveness. 

No. A professionally installed system is designed to integrate with the tree’s natural growth, protecting it without causing damage.