Removing a large dead live oak close to a house or fence is one of the more technical jobs we handle in San Antonio, and it's not something to hand off to just anyone.
Dead wood is unpredictable. Branches can be more brittle than they look, and a tree leaning even slightly toward a structure changes how the whole job has to be planned, piece by piece if needed instead of a straight fell.
Our crews use rigging and, when the situation calls for it, an aerial lift to bring sections down in a controlled way, protecting fences, roofs, and landscaping in the process. Every job is scoped before we touch a chainsaw, including a look at where each section will land and how it will be lowered clear of anything below.
Do you have a dead or dying live oak close to your house that you've been putting off dealing with?
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