Tall and Beautiful: A Blog About Tree Services

Posted on: 19 June 2023

Did you know that trees that look perfectly healthy can actually be at huge risk of falling over or creating other hazards? Here are some signs you need to schedule a tree removal. Extensive Decay or Rot Trees with extensive decay or rot are at a higher risk of falling, which can pose a serious threat to people and property in the vicinity. If you notice significant decay or rotting in the trunk, branches, or roots of a tree, it can be an indication that the tree's structural integrity has been compromised.
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Posted on: 26 May 2023

After winter, tree leaves will grow back and form beautiful canopies. While this is expected, sometimes the branches may block your view, get in the way of vehicle or foot traffic, or hit the roofing. When this happens, you will need to consider trimming your tree. This procedure entails cutting particular twigs to ensure you get the desired look without harming the trees. This post will share key questions you should ask before trimming overgrown trees.
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Posted on: 9 May 2023

Tree diseases are typically viral, bacterial, or fungal in nature. Although some issues, like foliage mildews, can be treated and cured, other diseases are fatal to the tree. Prompt removal of trees suffering fatal afflictions is necessary if you want to prevent the disease from spreading to other trees in the landscape.  1. Minimize Debris Fall A declining tree will likely have a lot of dead and dying wood that will fall as debris during removal.
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Posted on: 14 April 2023

Tree removal can be hazardous, especially if you are removing a tree nearby a power line. When a tree grows too close to a power line, it can create a fire hazard. Removing the tree can also be much more dangerous because of the risk of electrocution. However, there are ways a professional service can remove it safely. Dead and Dying Trees Trees need to be removed if they are dead or dying.
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