Tree Removal

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Removing a tree can be Challenging

How much is tree removal
Our arborists understand more than anyone how important it is to fall a tree properly and also how to dismantle harder or taller trees prior to removal. With years of experience in conifers, evergreens, willows and more, you know that you can count on Leaders, whenever you need to get a troublesome tree removed.

Our Tree Removal Services

Our tree removal services are some of the best in the Grand Strand area. When you come to us to get your tree removed, we will do the job right, taking into account the type of tree that you need to get removed and the location of it. We will also determine whether or not the tree has disease or damage, before planning out a course of action, so that you can always rely on our team of arborists to give you what you need when you need it.

Debris and Damages

Does insurance cover Tree Removal?
Let’s be honest here, removing a tree is a messy process. So, if there is any excess debris, we personally make sure that all of it is removed, and the area is completely clean afterward.
This is one of the main things that help us to stand apart from our competition, and it is also the reason why our customers come back to us time and time again. Our professionalism cannot be compared, and we are always happy to work with you to show you why we are the best at what we do.
If you want to find out more, or if you would like to see what we can offer you then, please do get in touch with us today. We would love to work with you, so we can show you why we are the best in the Tree Removal business.

Removing a tree can be dangerous. Leaders Tree Service, a Myrtle Beach tree removal company has years of experience in removing trees and trimming.

Remove the tree when:

  • The tree is dead. There has been no new growth, a branch snaps off rather than bends or you scratch the inner bark to find dry, brown bark rather than moist inner bark.
  • Diseased or dying slowly.
  • Structurally damaged by a storm and will not survive.
  • Too close to your house, driveway, patio or pool.
  • Spreading tree roots causing damage to water pipes, underground utility cables or are pushing into the foundation of the house or buckling the driveway.
  • You’re planning to build an addition to the house and the tree is in the way.