Glen Burnie's neighborhoods went up fast in the post-war decades, and the shade trees planted with them are now sixty and seventy years old. That's a lot of full-grown oak and silver maple standing very close to rooflines, driveways and property lines that were drawn before anyone pictured the canopy at full size.
Every town we work in has its own quirks. Here's what shapes the job on your street.
The typical lot here leaves a narrow gap between the house and the fence line. We rig and lower in sections rather than felling, so there's no swing room needed and nothing lands on the shed, the fence or the neighbor's driveway.
They grow fast, get big, and shed limbs in summer storms — a lot of Glen Burnie removals start as a dropped limb. If yours is shedding deadwood over a roof, that's worth a look before the next storm rather than after.
Trees in the public right-of-way fall under Maryland's Roadside Tree Law and need a state permit before any work happens. We'll tell you which side of the line your tree is on before we quote it.
Trees we work on most here: Silver maple, white and red oak, sweetgum, Callery pear
Hazardous, dead or in-the-way trees taken down in sections.
Crown reduction, deadwood removal and clearance off the roof.
24/7 response for fallen trees, hangers and blocked access.
Stumps ground out and lots cleared, cleaned up properly.
"The One Choice crew has cleaned up 4 uprooted trees on our property after July storms. They are quick, thorough and professional. I highly recommend them them! On my speed dial!"
— Ted Edens, Google Review
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