Tree Removal in Plano
This red oak tree was planted in 1977 by our long time customer Marilyn. Unfortunately she needed to have it removed this year due to a large split. The tree is hanging over the house and is partially leaning in the adjacent tree, (which she also planted). The red oaks dbh (diameter, breast, height) reached a whopping 45″. To remove this tree it took two days, and then a third to grind the stump and backfill.
Marilyn was sad to see her tree gone, but relieved it was done in a safe and timely manner.
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