Every tree removal project is unique. This fall, we were tasked with removing multiple trees on a property, and doing it safely. Our tree removal experts were hired to remove several large trees and bushes from a property located in Barnhart, MO. This is how we did it!
Why remove multiple trees?
G&G Lawn & Tree was contacted about a special tree removal project. A retired couple wanted to remove several large trees and bushes on their expansive property. Why? They are in the beginning phases on planning their dream outdoor landscaping paradise, right in their own backyard!
The Barnhart couple is putting in a brand new pool, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, and entertaining area. The space needed is perfect, except for the large trees that are currently in the yard. To make way for the new pool, these large trees need to be totally removed. This is where G&G comes in!
Our tree removal team got to work early, working together to remove several large trees. This involves trimming down large branches, then cutting down the trunk in sections, and finally grinding down each stump so that the property owners are left with usable land, to install their new pool and surrounding entertaining area.
This tree removal project was interesting because of the expansive property the homeowners have. We had ample room in the large yard to place equipment and have plenty of room to work. We didn’t have space constraints that we sometimes have to take into consideration for safety.
This helped to make this job run smoothly and swiftly. Over the course of a day, our crews were able to remove 8 large trees, and several deeply rooted bushes that were lining the side of the driveway.
Check out some more photos of this tree removal project below!
If you are looking to remove trees, for whatever reason, start with having a tree pro visit your property. We never charge an initial consultation and evaluation fee, so there’s nothing to lose! You’ll get on-site recommendation and pricing that will help you determine which path to pick for your project. Join along on our journey of caring for trees on Facebook!