Bushes serve various functions when you maintain them properly around your properties. Your arborists can trim bushes to ensure you have an appealing landscape that even increase the value of your properties. However, you may need to clear bushes when their usefulness is over or want to reduce the size during routine maintenance. The discussion below introduces you to important things you must know about effective Bush Removal in Norfolk VA.

Cutting the External Branches

It is imperative to minimize the circumference of the bush to access the root ball. We always use electric hedge trimmers to trim the outer leaves in small bushes to see the stems in the interiors. Our experts may cut a few branches around the main stem in large shrubs using various tools like a chainsaw when clearing bushes. This approach helps us to carry the branches to our pickup trucks or the waste pile after cutting.

Cutting the Inside Branches

You may continue using the hedge trimmers to cut interior branches when removing small bushes around your properties. Ensure you cut all the branches that make it hard to work on the root ball. Ensure you work with tree cutting contractors near me to avoid the risks that come with handling huge bushes and trees. Such experts will trim enough branches that will allow them to clear the bush with easily.

Dig the Roots Out

Experienced tree removal companies use various tools and machines to work around large bushes. Homeowners can use mattocks to sever the roots when removing small trees from their backyards without necessarily calling the experts. We use machines with varying capacities during tree removal and stump grinding irrespective of size and complexity. Our experts can chain some trees on machines with enough horse power to lift the tree off the ground and remove it accordingly.

Fill in the Hole

Ensure you fill in the space if you are not planting anything on it immediately after the tree removals. There will be no stump grinding since we take care of the whole plant during the removal. We use the surrounding dirt and soil to fill in holes after removing stumps and trees from the ground. Some clients prefer purchasing topsoil from local outlets to add on top of the materials we use to cover the holes.