Once a tree is removed, if the stump remains there is a chance the plant will grow back. Of course, it depends on the type of tree and the condition of the roots. But if you want the tree gone for good, there are a few things to consider. Read more
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When to Run a Tree Removal Risk Assessment
Why a Professional Process is Preferred
Posted
November 27, 2025
When's the last time you thoroughly assessed your tree? Visually inspecting a tree can help prevent future problems. Having a professional perform a tree removal risk assessment can prove to be even more helpful, especially if you already suspect some issues. Read more
For plants, the fall is the time to tuck them into bed to prepare for a dormant winter. This preparation process consists of watering, fertilizing, and protecting plants to help ensure they not only survive the winter but continue to thrive come spring. Focus on the following fall plant healthcare tips before the weather gets too frosty. Read more
Fallen leaves across your lawn is a normal occurrence this time of year. But what about when there's multiple fallen branches strewn about? There are a few natural reasons for branches to fall, but it could also be a sign your tree needs attention. Read more
Since the leaves are falling from the tree, it's becoming easier to notice changes in the branches and bark. If you find tiny holes across the trunk or sawdust collecting closer to the roots, it may be a cause for concern. Read more
Fall is an ideal time for planting trees. Between the cool air, warm soil and moderate rainfall, root have time to establish before the ground freezes. Some types of trees thrive this time of year, but it still depends on whether the right tree is planted in the right place. Read more