Question 1

What if a tree needs to be removed, will my property be protected?

Accepted Answer

At All Pro Huntsville Tree Service, we take every precaution necessary to protect your property and minimize any impact to the landscape. Our foremen and crews are extremely experienced in all types of removals and pruning including hand work, aerial lift and crane work. Our clients constantly compliment us by mentioning that it is almost impossible to tell we were on their property other than to perform tree work!|At All Pro Huntsville Tree Service, we exercise utmost care to safeguard your property and reduce our footprint on the surrounding landscape. Our seasoned foremen and crews possess extensive expertise in various removal and pruning techniques, including manual, aerial lift, and crane operations. Our satisfied clients frequently remark that, apart from the completed tree work, it's nearly imperceptible that we were even on their property, a testament to our dedication to minimal disruption.

Question 2

Why should I trim my trees?

Accepted Answer

Trimming trees is important for various reasons such as safety, appearance, and tree well-being. It is crucial to remove broken or dead branches to prevent potential hazards, especially as they can fall unexpectedly. Trimming is also necessary when branches become too large or encroach structures like roofs or chimneys, in order to avoid damage to the property. Beyond safety concerns, pruning can enhance the overall look of a tree and improve the view of your surroundings.

Question 3

How old are my trees?

Accepted Answer

Like humans, trees have a limited lifetime that varies greatly depending on their type and the conditions they grow in. Some species can thrive for centuries, and remarkably, many ancient trees still stand today that date back to the early days of our nation's history. Understanding the history of your outdoor space can provide clues about the age of your trees, as some may have been part of the original landscape while others were added later. However, the most accurate way to determine a tree's age is by counting its growth rings, which unfortunately requires cutting it down.