The snow is almost gone! Using big equipment is fun and makes a job go much quicker however that is not always the best tool for the job given conditions. Melting snow and spring rain can create soft or muddy conditions in your yard. We have the necessary equipment and tools to accomplish tree work…
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…
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.
By hard we mean rough on the eyes, full of a lot of dead or broken branches. A new client just bought a house and had a tree in the front yard which he wanted to keep but realized it was not in the best of condition. With a little TLC we were able to…
The emerald ash borer has been running rampant killing ash trees left and right. If you are lucky enough to have trees which are still healthy there is still time to act and treat them if you have not already. We have treated numerous ash trees with excellent success at preventing or even repelling infestations….
Working on a warm day mid January We sure do. However in the winter weather plays a more important role than the rest of the year. If the ground is too soft from melting snow or rain we try and schedule around that. We do not want to cause unnecessary damage to lawns. A good…
That depends on where you are. In CT anything such as pruning, cabling, applying pesticides or improving the health of the tree requires an arborist. “But it is just a branch, my landscaper can cut it off.” Are you sure about that? For one it is against the law, two it may cause damage which…
What’s safe? Is it safe to be 70 ft up in the air connected to a rope via a carabiner? Depends who you ask. Proper gear when inspected before every climb is extremely reliable. But what about the tree itself? Sometimes a tree introduces factors which are very unpredictable. This could be species characteristics or…
In short, no. Go for a drive in our state of Connecticut and you will see many trees which are standing dead having been killed by repeated defoliation from gypsy moth caterpillars. Some of these dead trees still have duct tape on them from when the property owner tried to trap them as they crawled…