Making Trees More Beautiful

Posted on: 29 September 2020

If your property has several trees that have grown wild for years, the trees might make your property look neglected. Trees can add to the value of your property, but only if they are healthy and pruned so they add beauty. Here's how trimming back the trees in your yard can improve the curb appeal of your property when you want to put your home on the market or just live on a more attractive lot. [Read More]

Posted on: 17 September 2020

A yard with multiple lush trees is considered a good thing — trees provide shade while also making a yard more beautiful. However, when you have trees on your property, they will need to be cared for and trimmed regularly to keep them in good health while also maintaining their beauty. While you can attempt to trim your trees on your own, it is not recommended — if you don't know what you're doing, you could butcher your trees, not to mention the fact that tree trimming can be quite hazardous for the inexperienced. [Read More]

Posted on: 11 September 2020

Trees on your property require constant care, and calling in a professional can make this job much easier. Trees need to be trimmed differently and at certain times of year, require protection from pests and disease, and can benefit from regular inspections to check for signs of damage and sickness. Here's how a professional tree care service can benefit the trees around your home. 1. Trimming Done on Time Tree trimming is something that requires particular care, as trimming too much or incorrectly can harm your trees. [Read More]

Posted on: 26 August 2020

Sometimes branches grow too low on a tree's trunk, which means that the canopy is so close to the ground that it is difficult to walk underneath it. Overly low branches are a sign of weak growth form, but fortunately, a tree trimmer can lift the canopy with careful pruning. The following are five reasons why you need to lift the canopy of your tree. 1. Opens Up Pathways When the canopy of the tree is too low to the ground, paths and sidewalks become blocked. [Read More]