Getting ready to cozy up by the fire? Before you throw a log on your wood-burning fireplace, stove, or pit, there are certain types of wood that are better for burning. Learn what type of firewood from tree removal to use and which logs to avoid. Read more
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Who’s ready to chop down a tree? It’s a question on the minds of many this time of year. Whether you’re thinking about taking one down in your yard or taking one inside to decorate, there’s a lot to consider before you do. Here’s a list of some similar tree removal tips no matter what the reason. Read more
When it comes to tree care, many people focus on what they can see. If branches are broken or bare, we prune and move on. However, this may not get to the root of the problem. Many issues originate below the surface. Learn more about proper root care and what you can do to strengthen your tree from the ground up. Read more
It’s true that fall is not the ideal season to prune trees. However! There are a few exceptions to this rule. One is that the tree in question has areas of dead wood. These branches become more of a hazard in general and especially during storms. This is why deadwooding trees is something you can do no matter what time of year it is. Read more
We have a full-time position available for an experienced Arborist/Tree Climber and an entry-level, Arborist Apprentice for year-round, outdoor work. Read more
Whether you’ve just removed a tree or have had a stump sitting in your yard for years, the decision to have it removed may be more involved than you think. Here are some scenarios to consider when trying to decide if stump removal is the right solution. Read more