Tree Felling Services

Controlling the fall of a tree begins by cutting a notch in one side of the tree, ideally the side facing the direction of the fall. The top cut is made first to ensure there is space for a bottom cut. The top cut should be downward at a 70-degree angle and stops when the cut reaches about one-third of the tree trunk diameter.

The bottom cut should be upward at a 20-degree angle and stops when the cut reaches the endpoint of your previous cut. After that, a back cut is created, which is made on the opposite side of the notch. It is essential that the back cut does not cut all the way through the tree otherwise the tree may fall in the wrong direction.