The trained arborists at SAFETY Tree Service work night and day to maintain the longevity and appearance of Kansas City’s commercial trees. Unfortunately, trees sometimes cannot be saved, either because of storm damage, structural failure, or fatal disease. When this happens, it’s essential that the dead or dying tree be removed from a commercial property. Why? Below are some of the most common reasons why Kansas City business owners have their trees removed:

• They Pose a Safety Hazard: Dead and dying trees are very susceptible to structural failure and severe storm damage. Clearing out these trees early can avoid costly damage to your commercial property or personal injury to customers, clients, tenants, or passers-by!
• They Are In the Way: Sometimes trees need to be removed to thin out over-crowded areas, to make way for new commercial construction, or to clear sight lines in high-traffic areas.
• They Are an Eye Sore: A dead or dying tree is detrimental to your commercial property’s appearance. But sometimes even a healthy tree should be removed if it is growing in an inconvenient location or is simply not growing optimally. At the end of the day, beautification is one of a tree’s most important functions to a Kansas City business!

If you need to remove a tree or trees from a commercial property in the Kansas City metropolitan area, it’s important that you hire a professional. Proper tree removal is incredibly dangerous, and often requires the use of heavy-duty cutting and hauling equipment. Luckily, you have access to SAFETY Tree Service, Kansas City’s preferred tree removal company. We operate all over the greater Kansas City area and offer safe, affordable, and timely removal of residential trees. We can also analyze your unique landscape problems and perhaps advise a solution that is less drastic than full tree removal, such as pruning, trimming, bracing, or cabling your trees. If removal is necessary, we will dispose of it quickly and even remove the tree stump. It will look like the tree was never there!