Best Tree Removal in Saratoga
Our tree experts at Saratoga Tree Removal are your trusted partners who value the beauty and safety of your landscape as much as you do.
We provide comprehensive tree services that address the need to remove potentially hazardous or unhealthy trees and contribute to the overall health and appearance of your yard.
Both tree trimming and tree removal can be dangerous if not done properly. We take every precaution to ensure safety whether the tree you need removed is on your residential or commercial property.
Our certified arborist and tree removal team are reliable and trustworthy and will recommend the best course of action for your specific tree issue and possible effects on your property.
Saratoga Tree Removal: Balancing Safety and Aesthetics
Our tree experts at Saratoga Tree Removal realize that tree removal involves a harmonious blending of safety and aesthetics. We combine meticulous planning and the latest equipment, underscored by our commitment to providing you with results you’ll be happy with while contributing to the overall health of your landscape.
Here's an overview of what you can expect when you choose our professional tree removal services:
Thorough Assessment and Planning
Our process begins with a thorough assessment of your tree's health, its structural integrity, and the environment surrounding it. Our certified arborist’s assessments are at the forefront of our removal strategy, ensuring that the process is executed efficiently and with minimal risk.
Safety at the Forefront
Safety is our highest priority during tree removal. Our certified arborists prepare a detailed arborist report
with comprehensive information and their recommendations regarding the condition and health of your trees while ensuring safe, controlled removal. This approach minimizes the risk of accidents and damage to your property.
Mitigating Potential Hazards
Decaying or diseased trees can present considerable hazards in the face of storms or high winds. Our Saratoga tree removal experts identify tree hazards and proactively remove these trees, safeguarding your property from any damage that could occur.
Nurturing Landscape Health
Eliminating diseased or pest-ridden trees is necessary to stop the spread to other vegetation. Our expert removal methods tackle these problems efficiently, ensuring the well-being and safety of your entire property and landscape.
Environmentally Conscious Disposal
After tree removal, we take responsible steps to eliminate debris from your property. This may include mulching the wood for reuse or through eco-friendly recycling. We are proud to minimize waste and promote sustainability.
Commercial Tree Removal Services in Saratoga
NewVista provides tree removal in Saratoga for many types of commercial properties.
Business Parks, Apartments, HOA's, Hospitals and Shopping Centers can all count on NewVista meeting their tree removal needs.
NewVista can tailor a comprehensive tree removal package that meets both the budget and needs of the commercial property.
Services We Offer:
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Inventory List
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Tree Removals
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Tree Pruning
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Fertilization
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Storm Response
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Tree Planting
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Mulch Replacement
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ABOUT US
A local, family owned business. New Vista Inc is proud to offer excellent and satisfactory tree removal and management. Operating under the International Society of Arboriculture guidelines (ISA) we offer all types of tree management. Our services range from pruning to removal in both residential and commercial properties. All of our tree work meets ANSI 300 standards.
We are fully licensed by CSLB, carry General Liability & Workers Compensation Insurance for both our employees and your protection.
Safety is our top priority when working on your property. New Vista Inc only uses professional equipment that meet ANSI (American National Standards Association) Z133.
Other services we offer in Saratoga:
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Saratoga Tree Planting
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Saratoga Tree Cabling
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Saratoga Tree Fertilization
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Saratoga Hedge Trimming
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Saratoga Stump Grinding
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Saratoga Tree Removal Service - Frequently Asked Questions:
Does insurance cover tree removal?
Whether insurance covers tree removal depends on the reason for the tree's removal and the specifics of your insurance policy. Homeowners' insurance usually covers the cost of removing a tree if it falls due to a covered peril, like a storm, and damages structures like your house or garage. But, if a tree falls in your yard without damaging any insured structures, most standard policies won't cover the removal. When a tree falls on a neighboring property and causes damage, your insurance may cover it, but this hinges on the tree's health and why it fell. For trees that fall due to disease, old age, or poor maintenance, removal costs are generally not covered because these are considered to be the homeowner's responsibility. Insurance policies also have specific limits and deductibles on tree removal coverage. Check with your insurance provider to fully understand your coverage specifics, including limitations or conditions.
Can I attempt tree removal on my own?
Our expert tree removal team and certified arborists strongly advise against DIY tree removal, particularly for large or dangerous trees. We are equipped with the necessary expertise, tools, and training to make sure safe and efficient tree removal is accomplished. for you.
How long does the process take?
The tree removal process and timeline vary based on the size of the tree and the complexity of removal. Smaller trees can be removed in a few hours, while larger removals may require a full day or possibly longer.
What happens to the wood after removal?
The wood can be recycled or repurposed based on your choice. It can be turned into landscaping mulch, used as firewood, or for building projects.
Are there regulations for tree removal in Saratoga?
Yes, Saratoga tree removal permits may be required to be allowed to remove certain trees. Tree removal in Saratoga does have regulations, especially for protected or heritage trees. We recommend reviewing local bylaws and consulting with the city of Saratoga to navigate these specific regulations.
Is it illegal to cut down redwood in California?
Cutting down a redwood tree in California is subject to regulations and may require permits, especially if:
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The tree is in a protected area, like a national or state park.
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It is an old-growth redwood, which is usually legally protected.
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Local city or county ordinances protect redwood trees and require permits for removal.
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The tree is located on private property, where permits might still be necessary.
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The tree is protected under environmental laws like the Endangered Species Act.
Always consult with local government and environmental agencies before removing a redwood to ensure legal compliance and avoid potential fines.
What trees cannot be cut down in California?
In California, certain trees, like heritage trees recognized for their age, size, or historical importance, coastal redwoods and giant sequoias, especially old-growth specimens, and oak trees in many Northern California areas, are protected and cannot be removed without permits. Trees in state and national parks, reserves, or endangered trees are protected under environmental laws. Street trees, or those in public rights-of-way, are also governed by local ordinances. Regulations vary by location, so consult authorities to understand specific tree removal restrictions in your area. Non-compliance may lead to penalties.
Do you need a permit to cut down a tree in California?
In California, a permit may be required to cut down specific trees in certain areas of the state based on local ordinances, the tree's species, size, and location, even on private property. On public land, permits are almost always necessary. Failing to obtain a required permit may result in fines and legal complications, so consult local authorities where you live or one of our Saratoga arborists to understand the regulations in Saratoga.
When should you cut down a tree?
Tree removal should be considered when safety risks exist like proximity to buildings or power lines, structural instability, severe disease or pest infestation, damage from storms or natural events, dying or dead trees, interference with construction or landscaping, root damage to infrastructure, or overcrowding. Before deciding, speak with one of our certified arborists for an expert assessment and to check for permits.