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ByadminOne 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…
Gypsy moth spraying near me
ByadminWe are a local company with a licensed arborist on staff who can spray and apply pesticides to manage the caterpillar pandemic. Just this past week we sprayed in Rocky Hill, East Hampton, Colchester, Columbia, and Marlborough. Last week we were spraying in Middletown and will be back to assist other homeowners with getting rid…
Roof Clearing and Shrubs
ByadminWith all of this snow many people have had to clear their roofs which results in lots of snow piling up near the foundations of buildings. It is important to think of the ornamental trees and shrubs which may be under there. By taking care not to crush them property owners can avoid having to…
Pruning before storm damage occurs
ByadminWe live in New England. Ice and snow are normal weather events and sometimes they can wreak havoc. As you can see above the power service and phone lines were ripped off of the house from an overloaded branch. Schedule an appointment with a qualified arborist to inspect your trees for potential problems. Unfortunately some…
Cutting back overgrown trees
ByadminHere we have an example of a pine hedge row which has grown too large for the space. The branches were actually growing over the roadway and motorists were forced in some areas to drive over the center of the road to avoid scratching their cars. Trucks had to drive in the wrong lane! Sometimes…
Emerald Ash Borer found in Colchester by LaPila Arborists!
ByadminHere it is folks! Already active and feeding. With such an early spring insects are early this year. This is no maggot, we pulled it out of a dieing ash tree we were removing in town. It is the dreaded Emerald Ash Borer! We have a whole section on our website about this invasive species…



