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Garden Grove Tree Removal-Best Tree Removal Garden Grove


At Garden Grove Tree Removal we service both residential and commercial. Our people show up on time and what we quoted you is what you pay. We are here to help you solve your tree problems. Our company takes pride in offering you a fair price on all the work that we do. And of course stand by our workmanship 100%.

So let us be your next tree removal specialist. Garden Grove tree removal is and will always be the experts in the field of tree removal. Just give us a call today at (714) 462-5900.

Our services include:

Tree Removal, Stump Grinding, Hedge Trimming, Debris Hauling, Tree Trimming, Chipper Service, Lot Clearing, Excavation, Pruning and Storm and Emergency Service.

For most people tree removal would be a very challenging task. In essence tree removal is a very complicated task that should be taken on by a experienced professional. You definitely don't want to make a serious mistake and calls damage to your home, cars, power lines and even causing injury to people that are in the work zone. So let us take all of the responsibility and we will do it right the first time. Call:(714) 462-5900

Our experienced skilled crew has the equipment to take down the tallest trees quickly and efficiently. Ask us about our other tree services that we also provide.

So whether it be a falling tree caused by a recent storm. Our just a tree that has been damaged by disease or insects, just give us a call and we will solve your problem for you fast and efficient at a reasonable price.

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Removing Old Trees



Sometimes a tree gets to the point where it is necessary to say goodbye to it. It can be a painful choice to make, but sometimes the tree gets too close to the house, gets too diseased, gets an incurable infestation of some pest, or grows too tall and gets close to a power line. If any of these things occur, its best to do the right thing and get rid of the tree. Although you might have spent hours and hours getting the tree to where it is today, it is almost dishonorable to the tree to allow it to suffer in bad conditions.

Once you have made the choice to remove the tree, you need to plan its removal. I can't begin to count how many windows I've seen knocked out or cars I've seen crushed because of poor planning in the tree removal process. Decide what direction you want it to fall, and accurately measure to make sure it will fall completely clear of anything else that it could possibly cause damage to.

Once you have the falling direction planned out, you should climb up the tree and tie two long ropes near the top. Anchor them on the opposite side of the one that you want it to fall towards. This will allow you to adjust the direction the tree is being lowered in, just in case it starts leaning towards anything it could destroy.

Now that you've taken all the necessary precautions, you are ready to begin chopping. If you plan on using a manually operated saw or axe, please step back and consider how insane that is. Chopping down a tree by hand will take you forever, and will not even begin to be as accurate as using a chainsaw. If you don't have a chainsaw, you shouldn't even consider doing it without one. Ask around with your neighbors and see if anyone has one that you could borrow. If that doesn't work, rent or buy one from your local home improvement store.

Before you start chopping away at the tree, you should wear proper eye and face protection in case any wood chips fly towards your eyes. I had a friend who blinded his right eye while cutting down a tree, so I hope all of my readers do not make the same mistake as he did. Whenever you operate a power tool, always be sure to wear proper protection for any exposed parts of your body.

When making the cut, you do not want to just cut a straight line into the tree. It is best to cut a sideways "V" into the tree. This is because if you cut the straight line, the tree will end up rolling to one side or the other. If you cut in a "V", the tree will be able to fall in the exact direction that you want it to fall. Occasionally it might be a few feet off due to human error during the cutting process, but if you have some strong friends pull on the ropes you tied, you can line it back up with the path you wanted it to take. The entire process shouldn't take more than an hour.

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