Share The Details
Contact Tyler with the property address, photographs from a clear location and the concern you want reviewed.
A tree leaning toward a house, driveway or neighboring property raises different planning questions from an upright tree.

LEANING TREE REMOVAL
A tree leaning toward a house, driveway or neighboring property raises different planning questions from an upright tree. We discuss whether the lean has changed, what is beneath it and whether the ground around the base appears disturbed.
Sandy Springs separates tree removal documentation from construction related tree conservation. Its guidance also addresses protected stream corridors.

LOCAL PLANNING NOTES
Explain whether the tree work is independent or part of a larger construction project before checking the required review.
The property address determines the governing jurisdiction. Discuss the project scope before work is scheduled.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY
Call or request a free estimate to discuss the tree care, drainage or outdoor work your property needs.

THE WORK INVOLVED
The direction of a lean affects what lies beneath the tree and where work can occur. Nearby roofs, fences and adjoining land need to be identified. A lean that recently changed should be described separately from a longstanding growth pattern.

YOUR PROPERTY AFTER THE WORK
Use another route around a tree with a new lean or visible damage at its base. Keep vehicles and outdoor activity away from the area while it is reviewed. Share photographs only from a clear location outside the potential fall area.
FROM FIRST CALL TO SERVICE DAY
Contact Tyler with the property address, photographs from a clear location and the concern you want reviewed.
Check the listed work, cleanup and any separate finishing items. Ask about anything you want clarified before accepting the scope.
Confirm timing and access. Discuss vehicles, pets and any items that need to be moved from the agreed work area.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. A lean can have different causes. The tree and surrounding site need review before deciding on removal.
Keep clear of the affected area and explain when the change occurred. A sudden change is different from a longstanding growth pattern.
We review the fence, adjoining property and working access before confirming how the removal can be handled.
Sandy Springs separates tree removal documentation from construction related tree conservation. Its guidance also addresses protected stream corridors. Confirm the governing jurisdiction for the property before relying on a permit exemption.
Call Tyler at 470 701 2806 or request a free estimate. Share the address and the work you want reviewed.