How to Remove a Fallen Tree

- Wear protective clothing, including a hard hat, eye protection, gloves, and sturdy shoes.

- Assess the situation and make sure it is safe to proceed.

- If the tree is near power lines or other hazards, call your local utility company or emergency services.

2. Clear the area around the tree.

- Use a chainsaw or axe to cut any branches that are in the way.

- Be careful not to cut yourself or damage nearby property.

3. Cut the tree into sections.

- Start by cutting the tree into manageable sections, about 4 feet long.

- Use a chainsaw or axe to make the cuts.

- Be careful not to cut yourself or damage nearby property.

4. Remove the sections of the tree.

- Use a pry bar or axe to pry the sections of the tree apart.

- Be careful not to drop the sections on yourself or damage nearby property.

- If the sections are too heavy, you may need to use a winch or other equipment to move them.

5. Dispose of the tree.

- Once the tree is cut into sections, you can dispose of it by burning it, chipping it, or taking it to a recycling center.

- Check with your local waste management company for specific instructions on how to dispose of trees in your area.

6. Clean up the area.

- Once the tree is removed, clean up any debris that may be left behind.

- This may include branches, leaves, and sawdust.

- You may also need to fill in any holes that were left behind by the tree's roots.