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Right equipment for the job
Ever wonder how people used to cut trees down with a hand saw and axe? Okay maybe some people still do but as technology improves we need to adapt with it. By using an excavator to sort and feed material we save time on every job we bring it to. It enables us to do…
Benefits of a tree inspection
One reason to have an arborist take a look at your trees is to spot potential problems before they happen. We can also assist in managing diseases of trees which can ultimately save our clients money. Think about it, would you rather pay a large sum of money to remove a tree when a fraction…
Arborist Pruning vs. Landscaper
Should I hire an arborist to prune my trees? We look at trees everyday. Most people will not notice the difference of proper vs improper pruning but that doesn’t mean it is not important to do it correctly. Sometimes improper pruning is easy to spot with huge stubs sticking out of a trunk. Other times…
Do I need an Arborist or a Landscaper?
What does each one do? An arborist has a license and is able to prunes trees, diagnoses and treats diseases, removes trees, installs cable systems for support, is trained and safely apply pesticides. They also prune and trim shrubs. Landscapers plant shrubs, trim shrubs, install new lawns, mow and maintain lawns, apply mulch, create new…
Tree Work at Stork Club in Glastonbury
We were called to the Stork Club about some dead trees near the parking area. One was between wires, a service line to the building and a pole with a transformer on it. Our clients count on us to safely perform work around hazards. We have the knowledge and experience to do this type of…
What’s in a tree removal?
Often a tree removal seems like a simple cut and dry project. I call it a project because that is what it is, not just a simple job to do. From the initial call or email to look at the tree to dropping a load of wood chips off at the farm for recycling everything…