Tree Removal Services 

Coral Springs Junk Removal provides exceptional tree services for residential and commercial customers in Coral Springs, Florida. When it comes to taking care of your trees, it’s important to rely on a trusted company. That’s why you can trust us to remove or plant your trees with care and precision.

Our team of experienced professionals provides a variety of tree services, including tree pruning and trimming. If you need help maintaining your trees, our experts can shape them up to keep them looking beautiful. We also provide tree removal services for hazardous and non-hazardous trees that are causing an obstruction or dying.

In addition to tree removal and trimming, we offer stump removal services. Stumps can attract pests and cause disruption to your landscape, so we provide grinding services to get rid of them. We also offer tree installation and relocation services to help beautify your property with the exact trees you desire.

Inevitably, some trees will reach a point where they can no longer be saved, and a complete removal becomes necessary. Fortunately, we offer affordable tree removal services to help you with this difficult decision.

When should a tree be removed?

There are several situations where a tree removal may be necessary, including:

• Hollow or Rotten Tree If at least one-third of a tree is hollow or rotten, it’s time to consider removing it.
• Compromised Trunk Signs of extensive internal decay, such as dead branch stubs, cracks, and splits, indicate a compromised trunk that can fall unexpectedly and cause harm, necessitating tree removal.
• Sudden Leaning If a tree leans more than 15% from the vertical, it could be structurally damaged and may need to be removed.
• Sprouts at the Base of the Tree Epicormic shoots or sprouts at the tree’s base are a sign of extreme stress, which could be due to overexposure to the sun, soil compaction, or recent injury from construction. When you see these sprouts, have your tree inspected by an arborist and possibly removed.
• Root Damage Although it’s not easy to detect, fungi growth and heaving soil are telltale signs of root damage. If at least 50% of the root system has been damaged, the tree should be removed.
• Growing Under Powerlines If a tree grows under a powerline, it poses a serious electrical hazard and must be removed.
• Too Close to Structures Large trees should be at least 20 feet away from any building. If they’re any closer, they pose a serious safety hazard and need to be removed.
• Infected or Not Growing Well If the tree’s crown is dying back, has cracks, discolored leaves, or emergence holes, it could have an infection or be infested with pests. If more than 50% of the tree is experiencing these symptoms, it should be removed.
• Large Dead Branches If a tree has large dead branches, it poses a significant safety hazard. Anything beyond 25% damage to branches cannot be reversed and will require tree removal.