identifying issues with your trees

Posted on: 11 October 2022

Tree trimming is an activity many people believe they can do themselves. However, the task can be challenging and time-consuming if you do not know what you are doing. Moreover, you might not get the outcome you expected if you trim your trees, hence the need to hire a professional. Here are some reasons why hiring a professional tree trimming service is better than doing it yourself: Mitigate Avoidable Accidents that Could Jeopardize Your Safety or Property
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Posted on: 7 September 2022

Storms damage and even cause trees to topple throughout the US. Even large trees that look sturdy and healthy may inexplicably suffer storm damage. So if you are worried whenever the tree in your yard starts to sway and creak in the wind, this is a good time to assess your tree's ability to withstand stormy weather. A professional tree service can assess your tree for you. Sometimes, trees have hidden damage or diseases that make them dangerous when strong winds blow.
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Posted on: 25 July 2022

Some trees in your yard need to be removed because they are dead, damaged, or pose a high risk of damage to your property. Tree removal is a huge undertaking that requires the expertise of an arborist to complete the task effectively. In addition, it is an intricate and hazardous endeavor, hence the need to put in place preventative measures to guarantee the safety of your property. Thus, you should employ a certified arborist to remove trees in your home after planning to account for potential liability.
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Posted on: 25 July 2022

In many cases, the heaviest tree trimming of the year occurs in late winter or very early spring, when trees are mostly dormant and new growth has yet to start. There are a few cases, though, where summer tree trimming is a wise idea if you want your landscape trees to remain healthy. 1. Selective Thinning Sometimes heavy new growth in spring causes problems in summer. If the tree canopy becomes too dense, insufficient light will reach the interior, and those affected branches may begin to die off.
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