Keeping Your Trees Healthy

Posted on: 26 June 2023

Trees do not live forever. When a tree becomes old and starts to deteriorate, there will come a point at which removing the tree is a good option. However, it is not always easy to know when you have crossed that line. The following are some signs that your old tree is ready to be removed soon.  There are cracks where major limbs meet the trunk You'll see this, quite often, on trees that have not been routinely trimmed as they've aged.
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Posted on: 31 May 2023

You know that trees need to be removed when they're too sick or damaged to be saved or when they're dead. But did you know there are other times when it's OK, and even necessary, to remove a tree? Trees are wonderful, and you don't want to remove them if you don't have to, but that "have to" is sometimes relative. If there is a situation where your life would improve if that tree were gone, that would be a time to call a tree care service to remove the tree.
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Posted on: 12 May 2023

Tree roots in a sewer line can lead to smell backups and damaging flooding in the house and yard. There are a few options that can help you solve the problem. 1. Relocation Small trees can sometimes be removed and relocated to a new area, well away from the sewer line. This is generally only possible for trees that have been planted in the last two years, so they have yet to develop an extensive root system or a lot of trunk and crown growth.
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Posted on: 24 April 2023

If you have a tree that could use a good trim, the easiest approach is generally to call a professional and hire them to trim your tree. This will generally start with a conversation in which they tell you what they plan to do to the tree and why that approach is ideal. This conversation will be more productive if you have an understanding of the common terminology that tree trimmers use.
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