Storm cleanup
We are cleaning up storm damage day and night working to get our client’s lives back to normal. You can call us with all your tree needs and we will take care of you soon as possible.
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Because trees are living organisms subject to a host of challenges everyday from weather to insects. At first glance a tree may look structurally sound but maybe not. We were working in Newington pruning a tree over a house when we noticed a major defect in another limb. We had inspected the tree a couple…
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…
Tree Transplant in Rocky Hill
A little cedar tree had sprouted up under an ornamental japanese maple tree in our customers yard. Having become attached to the tree over the last couple years they wanted to try and keep it. Since the ground wasn’t frozen we were able to move it in February. They plan to trim it on a…
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As you have probably seen pine trees have literally snapped in half all over the state after this past storm. Check out this recent job we completed in Kensington, CT. This back yard was completely covered in branches and big tree trunks. In a short period of time we cleaned up the mess and also…
Do you do small tree jobs?
We work on trees of all shapes and sizes. Not everything is a mamajama. Here is a picture of a cherry tree we pruned the other day in Middletown. Done from a stepladder. A few hours earlier we pruned an oak tree with the bucket truck. That is quite diverse. We can assist you with…
