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Will there be any damage to my
yard?
Usually there is not going to be any damage to your
yard. There are however some jobs that damage to the surface of
your lawn is unavoidable. This damage is generally limited to divots
caused by larger branches or pieces of wood that are coming out
of tree removals. Even so we do everything possible to preserve
your landscaping.
My tree is growing over my house.
How will you trim or remove my tree without damaging my roof?
We are very good at
what we do and have several techniques to insure the safety of
all of your property. Depending on what the situation calls for
will determine how we proceed with your tree trimming or tree removal.
The main technique used is to tie off the portion of the tree to
come out, carefully make the cuts required for the portion of the
tree to go the safest direction and then slowly lowering it down
into predetermined landing zone.
Critter Questions:
We constantly run into wildlife while performing
tree services. There are only a few ordinances concerning the types
of wildlife we encounter.
Honeybees: The honeybee
is protected. We do have people that specialize in the care and
housing of honeybees. These people will meet us at the job site
to move and reestablish the hive at no extra cost to our customers.
Birds of prey: We simply
are not allowed to disturb these types of birds.
Squirrels: Often times
we cut squirrel nests out of trees with young in them. This is
not a problem, however we do try not to harm them and squirrels
always have secondary nests to move them to.
When is the best time to trim
my tree?
With most trees it does not matter. There are a few
species that should only be trimmed in the winter time due to their
susceptibility to disease and bacteria. These include the American
Elm tree or any multi-seeded fruit tree of the rose family such
as the Mountain Ash, Pear, Apple, and Crabapple trees.
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