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frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

B&R Tree Moving will call in the request to locate underground utilities. We also carry an underground locator for private utilities that are not marked by public utility companies.

What size trees can you move?

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

Depending on tree species, we use a ratio of 1" trunk diameter to 10" dirt diameter. For example, a 5" trunk diameter tree should be moved with a 52" tree spade. We have a 52" tree spade to move trees up to 5" trunk diameter.

What is the proper spacing for my trees?

Who is responsible for locating underground utilities?

What is the proper spacing for my trees?

  We recommend planting evergreens approximately 25 feet apart. For deciduous trees, we recommend at least 30 feet apart, depending on species. 

How close to my building can you plant trees?

How close to my building can you plant trees?

How close to my building can you plant trees?

We need about 10 feet between the building and the tree trunk. This space is necessary for us to operate the tree spade and will also protect your building from roots and branches as your tree grows.

What time of year is best to move trees?

How close to my building can you plant trees?

How close to my building can you plant trees?

For evergreens, we move in spring in April and May, and again from August 1 through November, weather permitting. For leafing trees, we move in spring approximately April through mid May, and again from mid-September through November, weather permitting. The trees are dormant during these times. We do not move them in the middle of the su

For evergreens, we move in spring in April and May, and again from August 1 through November, weather permitting. For leafing trees, we move in spring approximately April through mid May, and again from mid-September through November, weather permitting. The trees are dormant during these times. We do not move them in the middle of the summer while they are putting out new growth as it is stressful for the tree. 

What is the survival rate?

How close to my building can you plant trees?

What is the survival rate?

We have a 99% survival rate. We will give you instructions and advice based on what we have experienced to be the best practices in your area. We are very careful about moving the right trees at the right time with the right machine. We will answer any questions you have about tree care.

Can I haul trees on my own trailer?

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

No. Digging a tree with a tree spade keeps the root ball intact. If we place it on a trailer for travel, the root ball disintegrates and leaves a bare root tree. The only proper way to move a tree by trailer is by ball-and-burlap or pod trailer. 

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

With our 52" tree spade, this is generally not an issue but we will tie up branches when needed. Keep in mind if you are hiring someone to transplant very large trees, it is very important to tie up the branches to protect them from damage. Cut or damaged branches will affect the health and appearance of your trees. Some tree movers do no

With our 52" tree spade, this is generally not an issue but we will tie up branches when needed. Keep in mind if you are hiring someone to transplant very large trees, it is very important to tie up the branches to protect them from damage. Cut or damaged branches will affect the health and appearance of your trees. Some tree movers do not tie up the branches. Be sure to ask about this when having your trees moved.

Do I need to worry about my sidewalks being damaged?

Are tree branches damaged or cut during tree moving?

Do I need to worry about my sidewalks being damaged?

No, our 52" spade isn't mounted on a heavy truck so there is no concern about damaging sidewalks.  We do use large plastic mats if necessary for soft yards. 

B & R Tree Moving

2115 28th Ave West Brookings, SD 57006 ~ www.facebook.com/brtreemoving

(605) 690-1400

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