Shed delivery guy cut these branches 😬

So far it looks like a Platycladus, closer views of foliage needed to be completely sure. With what kind it is having a bearing on how well it can grow back from hard pruning. At any rate it looks like it was a comparatively attractive example before being converted to a tool rack.

Too funny.

it looks like it was a babe planted the day the house was built.. with no concept of its vast potential ...

it probably should have been removed 10 or 15 years ago ...

frankly.. imo .. there is nothing there to save ...

cut it to about 4 feet ... then start digging.. and use the trunks to rock it back and forth.. to find the roots.. to dig it up ... a sawzall with a tree blade will help in cutting the roots .. if you dont ruin it in the soil ....

call miss dig.. and insure there are no utilities where you will be digging ...

without even seeing the rest of the house.. i will bet my shiny penny.. you will improve the the look of your house.. 100% ....

based on the above.. you really dont need an ID ... but if you are curious.. give us a closer pic of the needles and a big city location and we can ID it ..

ken

ps: and for a shiny nickle.. i'll tell you how i really feel... lol ..

@ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5 Totally agree! Look at this flower bed 😬

Zone 7A (PA)

Nice house and nice sized yard. It has great potential for better serving your needs and gardening style.

The stubs are not attractive. I would cut them back to a main branch and in one case down to the base.