Tree removal is the process of cutting down and removing a tree, usually for reasons such as safety concerns, disease, or construction. It involves several steps, including assessing the tree, planning the removal, cutting the tree down, and clearing the area.

Tree trimming is the selective removal of branches to improve the health, appearance, and safety of a tree. It involves making cuts at specific points to encourage healthy growth, remove dead or diseased limbs, and shape the tree.

Tree debris haul away is the process of removing and disposing of leftover branches, leaves, and wood after tree trimming or removal. This often involves gathering the debris, loading it into a vehicle (like a truck or dumpster), and transporting it to a proper disposal site, such as a landfill or recycling center.

Ongoing tree maintenance is regular care like watering, mulching, pruning, fertilizing, and pest/disease control to keep trees healthy and safe.