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Small tree removal
Refers to the process of fully cutting down and removing a tree, usually including the stump, when it is considered small enough to be manageable by hand or with basic tools. While there's no strict height limit, small trees are often defined as being under 25-30 feet tall.
Small Tree
The definition of "small" can vary, but trees under 25-30 feet tall are generally considered small for removal purposes.
Reasons for Removal:
Trees might be removed for various reasons, including being dead, diseased, damaged, or posing a safety risk.
Methods:
Small trees can often be removed using hand tools like shovels, axes, and saws. Larger trees may require chainsaws or even specialized machinery.
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