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Property owners in Southern California like property owners everywhere have a love/hate relationship with trees. They love the beauty, shade and grandeur that a palm or a eucalyptus can bring to a lot. They hate all the extra work that goes along with. Those who own more than one piece of real estate often quickly become aware of much work and trouble trees can be. When one dies, gets sick or simply gets too big it may have to be removed. Unfortunately as many landowners quickly discover this involves a lot more than simply cutting it down. If it’s a big tree you have to figure out how to bring it down without damaging homes, power lines, buildings, vehicles and streets. Even if you can get it down safely you still have the problem of getting rid of the trunk. Many people discover that most disposal services including the one run by the city won’t haul away big trees. To make matters worse there’s the stump.

Most people don’t know how to get rid of stumps which have to be removed for gardening and landscaping. This of course of is just the tip of the ice berg when it comes to tree maintenance. Palms and oaks also have to be pruned, trimmed, demossed, sprayed and cared for in other ways. That can add up to a lot of time and expense. Particularly for the owners of large lots or rental properties both of which are very common here in the Southland. Fortunately there are highly competent and professional services that can handle all of your tree needs. These services can do a lot for you than the neighborhood gardener. For example they can quickly and safely take down a large willow or pine. They can do without damaging your property or your neighbors. More importantly they can easily dispose of the trunk. Best of all they can bring in a machine called a stump grinder and reduce almost any stump to sawdust. These services can handle all of your other needs including pruning, trimming, spraying, demossing and planting. They can even clear forested lots for building so if you’re thinking of doing some real estate development or adding a pool give them a call. Best of all the real pros will come out to your house and give you an estimate before they do any work. That means you will know what the work will cost before it is done. This way you will have an idea of what you will spend and be able to make a budget. Something else you should remember is that any work done by such companies at investment properties you own should be tax deductible. So why not give them a call? Karen Simpson operated a Los Angeles tree service for many years. Her expertise includes stump grinding and tree removal in Birmingham and Southern California.

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