Who to get for shrub/tree removal and replanting?
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April
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There are what we believe to be two, Arborvitae Blue Cone shrubs/trees, outside near the house. One of them has died and the other one has gotten out of hand. We are thinking of removing both or at least the dead one, and replanting another in it’s place of the same kind.
I have a few questions guarding this project.
- Would we call in a tree removal/specialist or landscaper company to remove it and replant it?
- Where would we or the company we hire be able to find the Arborvitae Blue Cone?
- What is a guesstimate on what the price may be for this kind of project?
Thanks!
It depends on the size of them. If they are very large, I'd call in a pro. As for the cost, it depends on where you live. Be sure to get a few estimates if that's what you decide to do.
I had a tree removed and the stump grinded out and it cost me $250 total. But that was also with total removal off premises.
You can check with a landscaper, garden center. Not the big box stores.
You could call a professional tree company that does tree transplanting and removal who has a certified tree arborist with them. Before you start, check to be sure there are no state or local ordinances regulating this. Also utilities companies may need to be contacted depending on the tree's location before and after.
It depends on the size of the trees, I would call a few local arborists
That's really expensive
The price for that will totally depend upon the area where you live. You will just have to get some people to come in and give you prices.
Hello. A landscaper should be able to help. You might want to observe the trucks and workers in your neighborhood community and get a referral from your neighbors.
you could call a tree removal service in your area- ask neighbors or friends for recommendations - they can do it quick and easily since they have all the right equipment a lot of the tree services have arborists who can tell you what you need to plant there
Hubby cut down a plum tree but the stump was left so we had a guy who grinds stumps come out and grind that away. I wanted a nice level area that we can mow over so needed this totally flat and smooth.
I was surprized that it cost as little as it did. And nothing has grown back in that area.
I would call a local nursery. They'll be able to help direct you. Oftentimes, they do all the works themselves and I've found that when they do it all, sometimes they give you a break on the removal labor.
We’re are you located
Landscaper
You could use either type of company. Removal folks don't replant as far as I'm aware though. Contact your local garden center for some direction on who to call, or your local hardware store/home improvement store. You could also search online for landscaping companies in your area to get some quotes.
Ask at your local garden centre if they could help with recommendations and some sort of price for trees.
Hello, OI would check with local nurseries, and it is really worth it to have the pros come in and remove and grind the stump. It will make the soil lush and rich for the new tree.
Hi April, you can look up the removal teams and ask them to provide estimates, you really should get a pro in if you don't know how to cut them down. You local nurseries will know where you can get a couple of new ones.