A tree, like any other living thing, responds to its environment. When a tree begins to grow asymmetrically, it causes potential safety issues for your home or your neighbors'. Overgrowth not only looks unattractive but it’s a liability for your property! This is an essential process in a tree’s life and requires professional attention and, specialized tools to ensure its health and safety.

Tree removal is an intensive and often complicated endeavor. If executed improperly, it can lead to injuries and damages to your property. In order to ensure your tree is removed the right way, it’s highly recommended that you work with a professional team that has the experience and technology necessary to get the job done right. At Roma Tree Service, our expert technicians perform professional tree removal regardless of how tricky the tree might be situated.

Improve the appearance of your property!

Tree stumps take up valuable yard space, create safety hazards, home insect infestation, and become sick or diseased, threatening the health of the rest of your property….

There are two ways to remove a tree stump… Stump Grinding is a fast and easy process that involves shedding the stump into woodchips but leaves the tree roots behind. Versus Stump Removal where the stump is dug up and hauled away removing the roots and all. With a FREE ESTIMATE, our arborist technicians can assess which process is best for you.

In the event of an emergency situation related to your trees, Roma Tree’s knowledgeable arborists are available to help you when you need it most. Safety is our top priority, our technicians will take the appropriate time to assess the situation and recommend the best course of action. Once emergency services are complete, crews will then begin the process of clean-up and repair.

Even if your trees do not exhibit obvious damage after a weather event or no immediate emergency exists, it is important to have your property inspected by a certified Roma Arborist Representative who may detect symptoms and conditions that could lead to problems later.

A tree that is dead is a hazard not only to people but to other trees on your property. There are other signs that a tree is a hazard that you may not even know.

Obvious Tree Hazards

Splitting or leaning trees, decay of the trunk or roots, a mound around the trunk, and crack/splits/discoloration in the tree bark.

The average person is not trained to spot a tree that is in distress. They have the experience and knowledge to tell if a tree is a danger and if it can be saved or not. With a FREE health inspection, our expert arborists can help decipher any current or potential hazards. Don’t wait until it’s too late!