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Tree Removal, Trimming, & Pruning in Phoenix, North Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Mesa, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek, & Glendale, AZ

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We specialize in safely removing trees and stumps.

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Our crew provides exceptional tree care in Phoenix.

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When you need tree services in greater Phoenix, don’t hesitate to contact our experienced team at Roy’s Trees.

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Our locally-owned and insured tree care company specializes in tree removal and tree trimming in Phoenix and the surrounding area. Whether you need to trim some branches to improve a view, or if it’s time to remove several big trees, our team will work diligently to get the job done right the first time. We’re experts at identifying dead and dying trees that could pose safety hazards. So if there’s a big tree on your property that looks like it could be posing a threat to your home, give us a call and we’ll conduct an inspection. Then, if necessary, we’ll safely remove the tree in an efficient manner. With our high-quality stump grinding and removal equipment, you won’t be able to tell the tree was there. And our crew is always meticulous about cleaning up so you don’t have to worry about any mess being left behind.

As proud members of the Phoenix small business community, our team at Roy’s Trees is passionate about doing right by our neighbors. We strive to earn our customers’ satisfaction by providing accurate estimates, fair rates, friendly service, and superior tree work in greater Phoenix, AZ. We understand that there are many options for tree care in Phoenix, and when you choose us, we show our appreciation by doing the best work possible. With top-quality tools and an expertly trained crew, we’re able to handle a wide variety of jobs. While some homeowners might be tempted to handle tree work themselves, it can be quite dangerous to cut down trees or climb up to trim trees if you’re not a trained professional. Instead, it’s safest to leave the work to our trusted team at Roy’s Trees. Contact Roy’s Trees at 480-418-4271 to schedule an appointment for tree services in Phoenix, North Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Mesa, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek, and Glendale, AZ. Our crew will show up as soon as possible to give you a local tree care estimate!

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What are the warning signs that a tree is a safety threat to my home?

by Roy’s Trees • 26 March 2025
When large trees become a safety hazard, they need immediate attention. A tree that threatens your home can cause significant damage if it falls or drops heavy limbs. Homeowners should regularly inspect their trees for warning signs of instability. At Roy’s Trees, our local arborists can identify and safely remove hazardous trees. Here are four indications that a tree may pose a danger to your home. Leaning Toward Your House A tree that is naturally leaning away from structures may not be a problem, but if it is leaning toward your home, it could be a serious risk. A sudden lean or one that appears to be worsening over time can indicate structural instability or root damage. Heavy winds, soil erosion, or internal decay can make a leaning tree more likely to fall, potentially damaging your home. Large, Dead, or Falling Branches A tree with large dead branches or limbs that frequently fall is a warning sign of poor health. These branches can break off unexpectedly, especially during storms or high winds. If branches extend over your home, they pose an even greater risk. A falling limb can damage your roof, break windows, or cause injury to anyone underneath. Regular pruning can help, but a tree with extensive dead wood may need removal. Cracks or Splits in the Trunk Visible cracks or deep splits in the trunk can indicate structural weakness. If a tree’s trunk has significant damage, it may not be able to support its own weight, increasing the chance of collapse. Multiple cracks, particularly those that extend deep into the wood, should be evaluated by an arborist. Ignoring these warning signs could lead to the tree splitting or toppling over unexpectedly. Weak or Exposed Roots A tree’s root system is essential for stability, and any damage to the roots can make it prone to falling. If roots are visibly decayed, lifting out of the ground, or damaged by construction, the tree may be at risk of toppling. Trees with a shallow root system are particularly vulnerable to being uprooted during storms. Tree Removal in Phoenix, AZ For tree removal in Phoenix and the surrounding area, contact Roy’s Trees at  480-418-4271  . Feel free to give us a call to arrange an arborist estimate in greater Phoenix!

5 Common Issues that Necessitate Tree Removal

by Roy’s Trees • 27 February 2025
Trees can add immense beauty to properties, but sometimes they become more of a liability than an asset. While tree removal is often a last resort, there are situations where it’s the best course of action to protect people, structures, and other vegetation. At Roy’s Trees, we provide expert tree removal in the greater Phoenix area. Here’s a look at five common reasons why trees may need to be removed. The Tree Is Dead or Dying A dead or dying tree poses a significant safety risk. Without healthy roots and a strong structure, the tree can become unstable and may fall unexpectedly, causing damage or injury. Signs of a dying tree include large areas of missing bark, extensive dead branches, or a lack of new leaves in the growing season. If the arborist confirms that a tree is beyond saving, removal is the safest option. The Tree Has a Serious Disease Tree diseases can spread quickly and weaken a tree’s structure. If the disease is advanced, removal may be necessary to prevent the infection from spreading to nearby trees. Early diagnosis is key, so if you notice unusual leaf discoloration, fungal growth, or peeling bark, consult an arborist as soon as possible. The Tree Is a Safety Hazard Even healthy trees can pose a danger if they grow too close to power lines, buildings, or heavily trafficked areas. Trees with overhanging branches near a home or road can create a serious hazard, especially during storms. If pruning isn’t enough to eliminate the risk, complete removal may be required to ensure safety. The Tree’s Roots Are Causing Property Damage Tree roots can be incredibly strong, and as they grow, they may invade sewer lines, lift sidewalks, or crack foundations. If roots are damaging your home’s structure, underground utilities, or hardscapes, removing the tree may be the best way to prevent costly repairs. The Tree Is Crowding or Competing with Other Trees When trees are planted too closely together, they may struggle to get the sunlight, water, and nutrients they need to thrive. Overcrowded trees often grow weak, leading to poor health and structural instability. In some cases, removing one tree can allow the others to grow stronger and healthier. Tree Removal in Phoenix, AZ For tree removal in Phoenix and the surrounding area, contact Roy’s Trees at  480-418-4271  . Feel free to give us a call to request an arborist estimate in greater Phoenix!

What can I do to help prevent diseases in my trees?

by Roy’s Trees • 26 January 2025
Healthy trees are vital for the beauty and ecological balance of our landscapes. However, tree diseases can quickly compromise their health and stability. To keep your trees thriving, it’s important to take proactive steps. Here are five tips for preventing diseases in trees. Practice Proper Watering Techniques Overwatering or underwatering can stress trees, making them more vulnerable to diseases. Ensure your trees receive the right amount of water based on their species and age. Young trees commonly need more frequent watering. Avoid wetting the leaves during irrigation, as this can promote fungal growth. Maintain Good Soil Health Healthy soil is the foundation of a robust tree. Test your soil regularly to ensure it has the right pH and nutrient balance. Add organic matter as necessary, such as compost or mulch, to improve soil structure and fertility. Mulching also helps regulate soil temperature and retain moisture, creating an ideal environment for tree roots. Choose Disease-Resistant Varieties One of the best ways to prevent tree diseases is to select species and cultivars known for their resistance. Research which trees are best suited for your situation. Disease-resistant varieties are often bred to withstand specific pathogens, making them less susceptible to common issues. Monitor for Early Signs of Trouble Regularly inspect your trees for signs of disease, such as discolored leaves, unusual growths, or cracks in the bark. Catching problems early allows for quicker intervention and a higher chance of saving the tree. If you’re unsure about symptoms, consult your local arborist for a professional assessment. Prune Regularly and Correctly Regular pruning removes dead and diseased branches, reducing the risk of infections spreading. It’s important to use sharp, sterilized tools to make clean cuts. Proper pruning also improves air circulation within the canopy, reducing the likelihood of fungal diseases. For pruning to be done expertly, it’s generally best to hire an experienced arborist. Tree Care in Phoenix, AZ For tree services in Phoenix and the surrounding area, contact Roy’s Trees at  480-418-4271  . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in greater Phoenix!
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