Concern About Tree Removal Near My House

[Oliver Williams]

Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a large tree in my backyard that’s showing signs of decay. It’s really close to my house, and I’m worried about the potential risks, both to my property and the cost of removal. Has anyone had experience with tree removal in tight spaces like this? How can I make sure the process goes smoothly without causing damage to my home or garden? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

 

[Lee192233]

Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a large tree in my backyard that’s showing signs of decay. It’s really close to my house, and I’m worried about the potential risks, both to my property and the cost of removal. Has anyone had experience with tree removal in tight spaces like this? How can I make sure the process goes smoothly without causing damage to my home or garden? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

Welcome to Arboristsite!

My advice...hire an insured professional. There's too much risk involved when large rotten trees are close to a building. Hiring someone may be expensive but it's a lot cheaper than replacing your roof.

 

[Lee192233]

@pioneerguy600 could you move this thread to the proper place?

 

[Mad Professor]

Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a large tree in my backyard that’s showing signs of decay. It’s really close to my house, and I’m worried about the potential risks, both to my property and the cost of removal. Has anyone had experience with tree removal in tight spaces like this? How can I make sure the process goes smoothly without causing damage to my home or garden? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

You need to post some good pictures.

Homeowner helper forum might be a better place for the thread.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a large tree in my backyard that’s showing signs of decay. It’s really close to my house, and I’m worried about the potential risks, both to my property and the cost of removal. Has anyone had experience with tree removal in tight spaces like this? How can I make sure the process goes smoothly without causing damage to my home or garden? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

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