Four Signs You May Need to Have a Tree Removed

Once Henry Ellacombe said “A garden without trees scarcely deserves to be called a garden." Trees are the protective shield of nature which save us from pollution, provide us with food and supply oxygen. They are a gift of soil and add to the beauty of our surroundings.

Unfortunately, trees can rot and need removed under certain circumstances. How can you get to know that the tree you love is dying and need removal?

Here are 4 signs that a tree needs removal services.

1. Cracked Bark or canker appearance. Tree cankers are sunken spots which represent signs of a disease. If the bark of the tree is cracked or the cankers appear on the tree surface, it means that the tree is sick or dying. Call a tree removal service if you find more than 2 very deep cracks in the same spot. 
2. Fungal Infestations. If there are lot of mushrooms growing on the base with deep signs of fungal growth on a tree, it means that the tree is decaying from within. If possible, it should be treated with antifungal agents. However, under severe infection conditions, the most appropriate way to is to remove the tree (to avoid further spreading to the surrounding property).
3. Poisonous or venomous infestations. Trees are natural habitat for animals and pests alike. There are many varieties of snakes, scorpions and rodents who live in the trunk of the trees under natural conditions. However, if such tree (or trees) are located in your lawn or courtyard, then it can be a point of serious concern for you. It is quite hard for one to kill or remove such pests, so perhaps the only choice in such case is to remove the tree (or trees).
4. Inappropriate varieties of trees. Certain trees are planted in good faith but ideal climatic conditions for a particular variety may result in undesired invasive growth. Such trees can rob your household of essential sunshine and fresh air. They are a sure contender for removal.

You can rely on Lincoln Tree Service for the best professional tree removal service. You can call us at 531-201-8311 or contact us by filling our form.