Trees are a valuable asset to the urban area.

What do they do for us?

Trees absorb carbon dioxide and other gases from our air.

Trees act as a natural air conditioner by intercepting the sun and shading our environment.

Trees provide privacy and screening from noise, wind and unpleasant views.

Trees provide food and habitat for wildlife and birds

Trees provide beauty all year long

Trees in urban areas need care that trees in a forest may not require. Urban trees live in a very harsh conditions in close proximity to human activities. The soil that they grow in is often compacted and lacks required nutrients and organic matter. Humans frequently encroach upon trees’ growing space with houses, roads and hard landscaping. Humans can injure trees with poor pruning and lack of protection from human activities.

Can urban trees live for a century or more? Yes.

Can you help your trees grow to reach their maximum potential in longevity and beauty? Yes.

Prune Your Trees

Proper corrective pruning is one of the best things you can do for your trees, especially at a young age, and periodically while trees mature. We must prune young trees to set up their structure for future growth while removing structural defects. We prune maturing trees for clearance, for shape and to thin the canopy. We prune old trees to remove deadwood and reduce hazards. Our climbing staff are experts in the art of tree climbing and are I.S.A. Certified Arborists with the International Society of Arboriculture (I.S.A.) or have equivalent qualifications. The company is covered by General Liability Insurance, Workers Safety and Insurance Board and follows current arboricultural standards for tree pruning and removals. We climb trees using the latest techniques and do not use spurs to ascend your trees.

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Water Your Trees

Improve the Growing Environment of Your Tree

Make Sure Your Tree is Structurally Sound

Diagnose Plant Problems Correctly

Remove the Tree

Remove the Tree Stump