Adding a shed or other small building to your property gives you extra storage space, a workshop, or even a living area. But just like your home, you need to be aware of the trees that surround it and the potential for them to fall and cause damage. 

That was the case for one Lexington, Georgia resident. They needed tree removal to deal with several pine trees surrounding a new metal building, and turned to Georgia Tree Removal for help.

Leaving Hazardous Tree Removal to the Professionals Guarantees Success 

This particular tree removal project presented some challenges. Not only did the crew need to take down several trees to make it easier to access the building, but there was also a dead tree that needed removal. The homeowner also wanted to retain several healthy trees and, of course, do all of this without damaging any structures.

Here’s the project at a glance:

• Client Profile: Residential
• Location: Lexington, Georgia
• Type of Service: Tree removal
• Duration: Seven hours
• Service Frequency: One-time project
• Season: Autumn
• Client Preferences: The client wanted to protect a new metal building by removing several pine trees that surrounded it.
• Tree Type: Pine  

Tree Maintenance and Removal for a Cleaner Property 

The homeowner invested in the metal building for additional storage and wanted to access it without navigating through the tall, well-established trees surrounding it. They also wanted to ensure there was plenty of clearance so that if a tree dropped branches (or fell entirely), it wouldn’t damage the shed or require extensive storm damage cleanup. 

Over the course of a single day, Georgia Tree Removal identified the trees to remove, cut them down in sections to clear space without damaging the building, and removed the dead tree. The process included stump grinding, ensuring the area around the building was completely flat and smooth, free of any obstacles that could prevent the homeowner from accessing the equipment stored inside the shed. 

The project also included tree trimming and maintenance on the remaining trees to ensure they would continue to thrive. 

Georgia Tree Removal Gives Local Property Owners More Usable Space 

Tree removal made this Lexington property more functional and reduced the potential for damage and calls for emergency tree service during storm season. If you have trees that you want to take down, call Georgia Tree Removal at (404) 396-4939.