Posts Tagged ‘tree removal’
Who Is Responsible for Fallen Tree Removal?
When a tree unexpectedly falls—whether it’s due to a storm, high winds, or disease—it can cause more than just damage to your property. It also creates confusion: Who is responsible for fallen tree removal and who pays for the repairs? The answer depends on one main thing: where the tree falls, not where it came…
Read MoreWhich Trees Produce Edible Sap?
The most common tree sap we hear about consuming is that from a Maple tree, but it’s not the only tree that produces edible sap. You can make syrup from a variety of tree species, but the taste might not be what you are expecting. Find out if you have a sap-producing tree on your…
Read MoreObvious Reasons You Should Remove Trees from Your Property
Trees are beautiful and bring many different benefits to your property, family, and the world, but there are some reasons that it would be safer to cut down and remove the trees on your property than to keep them. Let’s discuss those reasons and why to consider them when you assess your property. The tree…
Read MoreHelpful Tips to Keep Your Tree Healthy
When treated correctly, trees can be a beautiful addition to your yard and appreciated for years to come. But, how do you properly treat a tree after you plant it? Here are our top three tips to keep your tree healthy. Mulch Regularly Mulching around the base of your tree is a key step in…
Read MoreIs it Better to Grind a Stump or Remove it?
Winter and spring storms can cause irreparable damage to your trees. Whether your tree has been cut down or has fallen over, the stump will need to be removed. There are a couple methods to taking care of a tree stump: stump grinding and stump removal. Learning about both methods will help you determine which…
Read MoreWhen is the Best Time to Prune?
Fall is on the doorstep, trees are turning colors and starting to drop. Soon we will be raking, bagging, and cleaning gutters. When you look up at the emptiness of the trees you notice more dead branches. They are hard to see in the summer when you have a complete cover, but fall and winter…
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