This Bainbridge Island tree removal project focused on improving the landscape by removing trees that had outgrown their locations. We removed an overgrown Japanese maple at the front entrance, an Incense cedar that leaned toward the home, and a couple of small overcrowded Douglas firs in the backyard. The result is a cleaner landscape with more usable space and room for future planting.
Japanese Maple Removal
The Japanese maple at the front entrance had become too large for the space. Its canopy covered much of the front of the home and dominated the entryway.
We carefully removed the tree and used our stump grinder to grind the stump below grade. This allows the homeowners to plant a tree that is better suited for the location and gives the front of the home a much more open appearance.
Incense Cedar Removal
Next, we removed an Incense cedar that leaned toward the house. Although the tree was not considered hazardous, the homeowners felt more comfortable removing it before it became a future concern.
We removed the tree down to a low stump, leaving the area cleaner and opening up additional space around the home.
Backyard Tree Removal
We also removed a couple of small Douglas firs that were overcrowding the backyard.
Removing selected trees reduces competition for sunlight, water, and nutrients. The remaining trees now have more room to grow while creating a more open and balanced landscape.
Every tree removal project is different. In this case, removing trees that had outgrown their locations helped improve the appearance of the property while creating more space for future landscaping. Thoughtful tree removal can make a landscape healthier, easier to maintain, and better suited to the homeowner’s long-term goals.
If you have a tree that’s outgrown its space or you’re unsure whether it should be removed, Cleartree LLC can help. We provide professional tree removal services throughout Bainbridge Island and the surrounding communities.
