Frequently Asked Questions

Tree removal is the process of cutting down and removing a tree from a specific location. It may be necessary when a tree is dead, diseased, hazardous, obstructing construction, or posing a danger to property or people.

Stump grinding is the process of mechanically removing a tree stump below ground level. It’s important because leftover stumps can be unsightly, take up space, and potentially harbor pests or fungi.

You may need storm damage cleanup if your property has been affected by fallen trees, branches, or debris due to severe weather conditions, such as storms or hurricanes.

Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency tree services to respond promptly to urgent situations and ensure safety and property protection.

The cost of our services can vary based on factors such as the size and location of the tree, the complexity of the job, the need for equipment, and any additional services required, such as stump grinding or debris removal.

Yes, we prioritize environmentally responsible practices. We aim to minimize the environmental impact of our services and can also provide guidance on tree replacement to maintain ecological balance.

In case of storm damage, prioritize safety first. Evacuate if necessary, and then contact a professional tree service for emergency tree removal to prevent further hazards or property damage.

Storm damage refers to any harm or destruction caused to property, structures, or natural features as a result of severe weather conditions or storms. It can encompass a wide range of effects, including but not limited to Tree Damage

What sets Malverde Tree Services apart is our dedication to safety, professionalism, and eco-friendly practices. We use state-of-the-art equipment and adhere to the highest standards of safety to ensure efficient and secure operations. Our emergency services are available 24/7, ensuring rapid response to urgent tree care needs.

After stump grinding, the roots of the tree typically remain underground, but they undergo a natural process of decay and decomposition over time.