I live in an area of the country that experiences frequent thunderstorms. A few months ago, a particularly severe storm toppled a large tree at my husband’s grandparents’ home. After surveying the damage, my father-in-law realized he couldn’t complete the necessary cleanup alone. After some consideration, he decided to hire a tree service. He was afraid he might injure himself if he tried to complete the cleanup project on his own. If you have fallen or compromised trees due to a recent storm, consider hiring a tree service to remove the debris for you. This method is much safer than trying to do this hazardous work by yourself. On this blog, you will discover the benefits of hiring a tree service after incurring storm damage.
Posted on: 6 April 2015
Removing a tree seems like a pretty simple job. It's a big job, but how hard is it really? It turns out, there's a lot more to it than most people are aware of. If you're trying to remove a tree on your own, it's easy to make one of several very common mistakes. Here's a look at a few things to avoid if you're trying this job yourself.
Not Taking Away the Stump
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Posted on: 1 April 2015
If you are having a new pool installed this spring or summer, don't forget about the landscaping! A truly great pool area is comprised not only of a pool, but also of beautiful trees and flowers. Here are a few of the best types of trees to plant near your new pool.
Things To Keep In Mind
When choosing trees to plant around your pool, you'll want to choose varieties that can provide you with some much needed privacy as well as some shade.
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Posted on: 30 March 2015
Maybe you're a flower child of the '60s, or maybe you just have a deep respect for nature. No matter the reason, being a treehugger and having a tree that needs to be removed can be a lot like being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Never fear, there are ways to satisfy your hippie heart, even as your tree passes from one life to the next. Here's how.
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Posted on: 28 March 2015
The trees that are growing around your yard add important character and shade to your property. However, it is a sad fact of life that your trees can encounter numerous problems that can compromise their beauty or lead to their death. Many well-meaning homeowners may make the mistake of believing a couple of myths about caring for their trees, and this can make them more likely to accidentally damage these plants.
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