FAQ

A tree may need to be removed if it is dead or dying, causing damage to property, or posing a safety hazard.

The cost of tree removal can vary depending on factors such as the size and location of the tree, as well as any potential hazards involved in the removal process.

It depends on the species of tree, but generally, trees should be trimmed every 3-5 years to maintain their shape and health.

Tree trimming involves removing dead or damaged branches, while tree pruning involves shaping and training a tree’s growth for structural integrity and health.

It depends on the tree and the location, but in some cases, a tree can be removed using a process called tree cabling, which involves attaching cables to support weak branches to prevent them from breaking.

Stump grinding is a process in which a machine is used to grind down the remaining stump of a tree that has been cut down to ground level.

When choosing a tree service company, it is important to research the company’s reputation, check for proper licensing and insurance, and ask for references or reviews from past customers.

Signs of tree disease can include discolored leaves, thinning canopy, and the presence of fungus or mushrooms at the base of the tree.

The best time of year to trim or remove a tree can vary depending on the species of tree, but generally, it is best to avoid trimming or removing trees during their active growth periods. It is better to do it when the tree is dormant or semi-dormant.