Tree Removal in the Swamps of Deep Creek- OY!

Performing tree removal in the swamps of Deep Creek Chesapeake is not for the faint of heart. Our team at Chesapeake Tree Guys learned this fun fact the first time showed up to the marshy mess. Some us (embarrassingly) thought we'd be safe in our work boots. HA! Some of us thought we'd be safe having 4-wheel drive. More HA! We had to learn very quickly how to operate our excavators properly using timber matting. Oh yeah, we found some duck waders too. This post is about navigating the murky mucky swamps of Deep Creek in Chesapeake VA and executing effective tree removal. 

To give you an idea as to how we remove trees on a routine basis without any problems, we have had many clients tell us they would never hire anyone else for tree removal in Deep Creek, Virginia. That is just not true when you find out all the stuff they did not know before they hired us. We are happy to let them know that we do all the work up top and they simply call us if they have any problems.

Chesapeake Tree Guys was a reliable resource for tree care and tree removal in the southern Chesapeake, VA region for many years. We have more than 20 years of experience working with trees of nearly any size from trees in the back yard to giant trees. Tree removal is our specialty. Our climbing crew has more than 18 years of experience working with trees of almost any size in nearly any environment.
Our expert teams climb high into the tree to cut it at the base. We cut them with precision and make every attempt to ensure the tree is stable before removing it. Sometimes it is difficult to remove large trees where the root ball is weak or near the base. For these cases we use special equipment to break up the tree and then use hydraulic jacks to slowly remove the tree. It can be quite difficult to climb high enough, and tree removal companies usually do all the difficult tree work so you don't have to. 

It's not easy cutting down trees in the swamp. Trees have lived here for thousands of years and are dependent on the terrain, climate, and ecology. They don't do well in dry, cold environments and certainly don't do well in high winds. As a result, tree removal specialists must do everything possible to get the job done safely and efficiently.
Most tree removal work is completed in nine to ten foot deep water and extremely hazardous situations. Tree roots will grow extremely close to your home and create enormous amounts of stress. If roots are not removed during tree removal in Deep Creek they will eventually grow right up to your roof and threaten your lives! We carefully remove trees that pose the most threat. If your tree removal in Chesapeake takes place in a heavily forested area, it is especially important to hire an arborist with knowledge of how to remove trees in difficult situations. Arborists can also save you time and money by suggesting alternative solutions that might be more appropriate for your particular tree removal.

Tree removal professionals also perform other tree removal services. Wet tree removals are usually completed on larger sites using mechanized equipment. Tree removal sometimes requires arborists that have experience removing large trees, including elms, maples, and oaks. Wet tree removals can be completed using either hydraulic or mechanical tools. Hydraulic tree removals often require the use of high-pressure hoses and pumping techniques to increase their effectiveness and the amount of water they are able to remove from your property.

Wet tree removals also use specialized equipment, like tree baskets and leafrollers, to move the tree quickly and safely from one location to another. Some tree removal companies even offer this service as a do-it-yourself (DIY) technique. However, the increased difficulty of making a safe move often results in more time spent on the job by the arborist. 

Ultimately, hiring arborists to complete tree service in Deep Creek Chesapeake can help you cut down on the number of tree removals you need to do in any given year.
One thing that you have to be very careful of when it comes to tree removal in swampy areas with power lines is the possibility of electrocution. Tree felling can often be conducted without the use of electric shockers; however, an arborist should always carry an electrical shockproof box around with them. Electrocution is particularly dangerous because it can occur even before the tree is removed. If a tree falls on someone, they are very likely to suffer an electrical shock, which can be potentially fatal.