Tree Removal

Standard Tree Removal

Our standard service involves removing a tree, including the trunk and larger branches. It is typically employed for dead, diseased trees, or pose a safety risk to structures, guests, and nearby power lines. Standard tree removal is essential for preventing potential damage and maintaining the safety of the resort.

Emergency Tree Removal

Gatlinburg, known for its sudden storms and severe weather, can lead to situations where trees fall without warning, posing immediate risks. Emergency tree removal services are available at Mountain Thicket Landscaping & Tree Services to address such dangers quickly, removing fallen or hazardous trees to ensure the safety and accessibility of the resort.

Selective Tree Removal

Our selective tree removal focuses on removing specific trees that may interfere with property aesthetics, view corridors, or development plans without drastically altering the landscape. This service is ideal for enhancing views of the Smoky Mountains or facilitating new construction projects within the resort.

Stump Grinding and Removal

After a tree is removed, the stump remains. Stump grinding and removal services are crucial for eliminating these remnants, ensuring a smooth, hazard-free landscape. This process not only improves the property's appearance but also prevents the attraction of pests and the growth of fungi.

High-Risk Tree Removal

Some trees pose significant challenges due to their size, location, or condition. High-risk tree removal involves specialized techniques and equipment to safely remove trees near buildings, power lines, or difficult-to-reach areas. This type of service requires our experienced and skilled professionals to ensure the safety of all involved.

Tree Thinning and Canopy Reduction

While not a removal service per se, tree thinning and canopy reduction can be part of a comprehensive tree management plan. By selectively removing branches or parts of the tree, our services improve light penetration and air circulation, promoting healthier tree growth and reducing the risk of tree fall due to wind or snow load.