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Hard work paves the road to progress.

Hard work paves the road to progress.
Healthy trees are an investment in your property’s beauty, safety, and value. But many issues—like disease or decay—start small and worsen over time if unnoticed. That’s why tree health monitoring is one of the most important trends in modern tree care. Regular check-ups by certified arborists help catch problems early. For example, early signs of…
With severe weather becoming more common, proactive tree care is essential for protecting your home and family. High winds, heavy rain, and ice can turn even healthy trees into hazards if they’re not properly maintained. Storm-preparedness starts with regular inspections. Our certified arborists can assess your trees for weak branches, decay, and structural issues that…
When temperatures soar, your trees can suffer. While they’re built to handle the seasons, summer heat and drought can stress even the healthiest trees. Here’s how to protect your landscape during the peak of summer. 1. Water Wisely: Water deeply and infrequently, preferably early in the morning. A slow soak ensures moisture reaches the roots,…
Insects and diseases thrive in warm, late-summer conditions. Without early intervention, these issues can escalate quickly. What to Watch For: Look for discolored or spotted leaves, thinning foliage, and sticky residue (often a sign of aphids). Small holes in bark or leaves may indicate borers or beetles. Fungal growths on the trunk or base are…
As the summer heat peaks in August, trees across our landscapes feel the pressure. Heat stress and drought can significantly affect both young and mature trees. When temperatures rise and rainfall becomes scarce, trees struggle to retain moisture and maintain healthy functions. How to Spot Heat Stress: The most common signs of heat stress include…
When most people think about tree removal, they often assume it’s best done in the fall or winter. However, summer offers many unique advantages that make it an ideal season for removing hazardous or unwanted trees. 1. Easier Access to TreesWith drier soil and longer days, summer provides better access for heavy machinery and climbing…