Georgia’s long, hot summers and cool winters make it the perfect climate for pecan trees to thrive, and you’ll find this native species almost anywhere you look. However, that doesn’t mean they never succumb to disease or pest infestation and require professional tree removal. 

Such was the case for Georgia Tree Removal’s client, Pinnacle Bank. In a recent hazardous tree removal project, the crew removed a dying pecan tree that was losing limbs, posing risks to customers and employees.

• Client Profile: Commercial; Pinnacle Bank
• Location: Crawford, Georgia
• Type of Service: Tree removal
• Duration: Seven hours
• Service Frequency: One-time project
• Season: Summer
• Client Preferences: A dying pecan tree was dropping limbs and becoming a concern for the customers of Pinnacle Bank, so Georgia Tree Removal removed it to restore safety. 
• Tree Type: Pecan 

Removing a Dead Tree To Improve Safety and Aesthetics 

For years, the pecan tree at the corner of the Pinnacle Bank parking lot provided shade and curb appeal. Unfortunately, it developed a disease that was causing limbs to break off, and tree trimming was not going to save it from imminent death. Knowing that the falling branches could cause property damage or injure passersby, and that the tree would only become more unsightly the longer it was left to decline, bank management asked Georgia Tree Removal to remove the entire tree. 

Safe Tree Removal Improves the Crawford Bank Location’s Curb Appeal 

Tree maintenance helps prevent trees from issues that can cause premature death, but this particular tree was beyond help. The bank staff feared that it was only a matter of time before one of Georgia’s notorious storms would take down the entire thing, leading to extensive damage and the need for emergency tree service. 

Over the course of approximately seven hours, the Georgia Tree Removal crew strategically removed branches and then cut the trunk into sections. They did the work with minimal disruption to bank operations and no effect on the surrounding parking lot or landscaping. 

Georgia Tree Removal Prevented Future Storm Damage 

Cutting down the dying pecan tree was an investment in preventing future damage to the Pinnacle Bank property. Falling or flying debris is no longer a concern, and there won’t be any need for storm damage cleanup. 

Thanks to Georgia Tree Removals’ stump grinding and debris hauling services, the tree removal project left no trace behind. The bank’s property is now clean, safe, and well maintained.