Every job on this page started as a real problem on a real Northern Virginia property — a storm-split oak over a driveway, a dead pine leaning toward a roofline, a stump another crew left behind. The write-ups below show how our crews approach emergency tree removal, hazardous tree removal and grinding out stumps, what the access constraints were, and what the site looked like when we left. Weighing a similar job? A professional tree health assessment is the honest starting point — sometimes the answer is that the tree stays. Start with our emergency tree removal in Fairfax Station.
Four recent jobs across Alexandria, from a hand-dug stump to a whole-property pruning.
Too close to the steps for a grinder, so the crew excavated both by hand.
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Leyland cypress, holly, red maples, a Green Giant screen and a crape myrtle.
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Dead wood out and a three-phase service wire cleared, and the tree stays.
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A 10-inch redbud taken down, stump cut to grade, yard left ready to use.
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