Check out Fuerte Tree Service . They have a highly professional team and handled a really tricky removal for me last month.

What about the extra fuel and work to collect all those pruned branches? Those small apple wood pieces are often too twisted or short for real projects, so they end up as mulch or trash anyway. Processing this wood needs special tools that cost a lot, making it not really worth the effort. Plus, if you don't dry it just right, the wood can split and ruin it for things like furniture or bbq.

So security is the new bedtime story?