What this covers
A removal request starts with the things that cannot be changed: which way the tree leans, what sits inside the drop zone, whether there is decay at the base or in a major union, and how close the equipment can be positioned. Those four answers decide whether a tree is felled in one piece or dismantled from the top down on ropes.
Access usually matters more than size. A large tree in an open back lot can be simpler than a medium one wedged between a garage and a fence line. Stonepine looks at the route in, the ground conditions, and what would have to be protected or moved before quoting any approach.
Scope
| What is reviewed | Lean and load, decay at the base and at major unions, targets under the drop zone, equipment access, and ground conditions |
|---|---|
| Possible approaches | Straight felling where there is room, sectional dismantling on ropes, or a crane-assisted removal where access allows |
| Confirmed before work | The scope, how the wood and brush are handled, and what gets protected on site |
| Pricing | Quoted by the business after the assessment. |
How a request works
You describe the tree
Where it stands, what you have noticed, and what is underneath it.
The site is assessed
Lean, decay, access, and drop zone are reviewed in person before any method is proposed.
Scope is agreed
The business confirms the approach and the cleanup with you before any work is scheduled.