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Ingram’s Tree Service

Tree Removal, Tree Trimming & Tree Services in High Point, NC and the Surrounding Areas

Locally owned Ingram’s Tree Service is a licensed and insured tree removal company in High Point, NC that provides a wide variety of services to our community. Our highly trained and knowledgeable team takes great pride in offering tree care that includes trimming, pruning and shaping, as well as dead and leaning tree removal, land clearing, forestry mulching and stump grinding. Our goal is to keep the trees you like healthy and beautiful, and ensure the ones that are posing problems come down in a safe and effective manner. With a full line up of equipment, there is no job that is too big or too small for our tree care experts. You can trust us to service your residential or commercial property with affordable and fast service. Don’t hesitate to give Ingram's Tree Service a call to learn more about how we can assist with your needs or to request a free, no obligation estimate for the cost of tree removal, trimming or other tasks.
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Professional residential and commercial tree cutting and removal services.

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Tree Trimming & Services

We offer superior arborist and trimming services for all species of trees.

  • Residential Tree Services
  • Commercial Tree Services
  • Tree Removal
  • Tree Trimming
  • Tree Pruning, Topping & Shaping
  • Roof Line Clearance
  • Mulching Services
  • Stump Grinding & Removal

As a local tree care company, the crew at Ingram’s Tree Service takes pride in helping home and business owners in High Point, Winston-Salem, Greensboro and the neighboring North Carolina towns. By investing in high quality equipment and vital training, as well as maintaining licenses, certifications and insurance, you can rely on us to provide safe, fair priced and high quality services for your home or office. If you have questions or concerns about one tree or many trees on your land, a member of our team would be happy to visit you on location. We’ll give you the answers you need and provide an honest recommendation for services, ensuring you can make an informed decision. We will also offer you tree trimming or removal pricing, based on your wants and the needs of the specimen. To learn more, or to schedule an appointment for tree services in High Point, NC or the surrounding area, call (336) 471-4934 to speak with a helpful representative of Ingram’s Tree Service.

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Ingram’s Tree Service Blog

By Ingram’s Tree Service March 15, 2025
Healthy trees can add beauty and value to a property, but when a tree becomes hazardous, it can pose a serious risk to your home. A compromised tree can cause significant damage during storms or even collapse unexpectedly. Identifying the warning signs early can help you take action before disaster strikes. At Ingram’s Tree Service, we can identify hazardous trees and safely remove them. Here are five signs that a tree near your home may be a danger. Leaning or Unstable Trunk A tree that is noticeably leaning or shifting in its position could be at risk of falling. Although some trees naturally grow at an angle, a sudden lean or an increase in the degree of tilt may indicate root damage or soil instability. If you notice the ground around the base of the tree cracking or lifting, it could mean that the root system is failing to support the tree’s weight. Dead or Dying Branches Large dead branches, especially those overhanging your home, can fall without warning and cause major damage. A tree with multiple dead limbs may be suffering from disease, pest infestation, or internal decay. If a significant portion of the tree appears lifeless and brittle, it may no longer be structurally sound. Cracks or Cavities in the Trunk Deep cracks, holes, or cavities in a tree’s trunk can weaken its overall structure. These issues may be caused by decay, disease, or storm damage. A hollow trunk is especially concerning, as it indicates that the tree’s core strength has been compromised. The arborist can determine whether the damage is severe enough to require removal. Root Damage or Decay A tree’s roots provide stability and nourishment, and when they become damaged, the entire tree is at risk. Construction projects, soil erosion, and fungal infections can all harm root systems. If you notice mushrooms growing at the base of the tree, exposed roots that appear rotten, or a general decline in the tree’s health, it may indicate serious root issues. A tree with compromised roots is more likely to fall, especially during storms. Excessive Leaning After a Storm If a tree suddenly starts leaning after a strong storm, it could be a sign that its roots have been partially uprooted. Even if the tree doesn’t fall immediately, the structural damage may make it unstable. A tree in this condition poses a significant risk, as it may topple with the next heavy wind or rainfall. Tree Removal in High Point, NC When you need tree removal High Point, NC and the surrounding area, contact Ingram’s Tree Service at  (336) 471-4934  . Feel free to give us a call to arrange a free arborist estimate in High Point, NC!
By Ingram’s Tree Service February 16, 2025
Diseases can weaken trees’ structure, potentially making them unsafe. Recognizing the signs of a diseased tree early can help you take action before the problem worsens. At Ingram’s Tree Service, our local arborists can identify diseased trees and then determine the proper course of action. Here are four signs that your tree may be suffering from a disease. Discolored or Wilting Leaves Healthy leaves are a sign of a thriving tree, so if you notice spotting or wilting, it could indicate a disease. Fungal infections, bacterial diseases, and nutrient deficiencies can cause leaves to turn yellow, brown, or develop unusual patterns. For example, anthracnose is a common fungal disease that can cause brown spots. Unusual Growths/Fungal Presence The presence of fungi, such as mushrooms growing at the base of a tree or on its trunk, can indicate internal decay. Fungal infections weaken the tree’s structure and make it more susceptible to breakage. Cankers, which are sunken or cracked areas on the bark, may also form as a result of fungal or bacterial infections. If you notice any unusual growths on your tree, it’s important to have them evaluated by an arborist. Peeling or Cracked Bark A tree’s bark serves as its protective layer, shielding it from environmental stress and disease. If you notice peeling, cracking, or missing sections of bark, it may indicate a serious problem. Some tree diseases cause bark deterioration as the infection spreads. If large portions of bark are missing or falling off, the tree may be at risk of structural failure. Dead/Dying Branches A healthy tree should have strong, flexible branches that produce leaves in the growing season. If you notice an increasing number of dead or brittle branches, it could be a sign of disease. Sudden dieback, where branches lose leaves and die off quickly, is often caused by infections. If the tree has multiple dead limbs or its crown is thinning, it may not be able to recover without professional intervention. Arborist in High Point, NC When you need an arborist in High Point and the surrounding area, contact Ingram’s Tree Service at  (336) 471-4934  . We provide expertise with both residential and commercial tree care in High Point, NC. Feel free to give us a call to ask for a local arborist estimate!
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