Cleaning Up After the Storm

Posted on: 27 July 2023

Removing a tree, especially a large one, is no small task. It requires careful planning and execution to ensure safety and prevent damage to surrounding property. This blog post will guide you through the steps to perform safe tree removal. Assess the Situation Before you begin, thoroughly assess the situation. Consider the tree's size, condition, and location. Is it near buildings, power lines, or other potential hazards? If the tree is large, diseased, or situated in a tricky spot, it might be best to hire a professional tree service.
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Posted on: 11 July 2023

People often wonder how to tell whether a tree needs to be removed. In many cases, the signs are not entirely cut and dry. Dead branches, for example, sometimes mean the tree is dying and should be removed – but other times, just those branches need to be trimmed away. There is, however, one sign that your tree almost certainly needs to be removed from your yard. That sign is the growth of brackets from the tree's trunk.
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Posted on: 21 June 2023

Tree service companies can provide a wide range of services relating to the care and maintenance of trees. As a homeowner, you should familiarize yourself with the services they offer so you know when they can be of assistance to you. This article will discuss some of the tree services they can offer.  Tree trimming: Tree trimming involves removing excessive growth from the tree to control its size and shape. Trimming can also help create clearance from buildings and power lines.
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Posted on: 30 May 2023

Tree pruning is typically considered a winter or late spring chore since trees are less likely to suffer issues if they are trimmed while they are still dormant. There are some exceptions to this rule that may mean that a summer pruning service is needed. 1. Storm Damage  Summer thunderstorms often bring with them high winds, hail, or even lightning strikes. The resulting damage to a tree can pose a danger, especially if there are broken branches at risk of falling.
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