Arbor Pro Tree Service

Did you know that the single most important thing you can do to ensure that your trees stay healthy is to make sure they get enough water? Tree species vary in their water requirements, so speak to a professional to determine an appropriate watering schedule.

Need to get your yard ready for summer fun? A tree service can remove the dead wood from those shrubs, and dispose of fallen tree branches from last winter's storms. Clearing the dead wood from your property will improve the visual appeal of your landscape and help protect your home from termites.

Fall is the best time to examine the safety and health of your trees. Fallen leaves expose the tree's entire structure and architecture, making it easier to detect deadwood. A trained tree care specialist will look for changes in bark color, fungus growth, cracks, and other symptoms to determine deadwood.

Did you know that proper pruning is necessary for a tree's health? Not only does this remove safety hazards (branches that might suddenly break off), but it also discourages the spread of decay and insect infestations.

There are undesirable suburban landscape trees, like willow trees that can compromise underground sewage tanks, water and sewer lines. An undesirable tree may also be one that's dying, too large for its location, or one that poses a threat to nearby structures during windy or wintry weather.

Some species of trees achieve their greatest beauty when they are properly shaped. Discuss with your tree trimming service which species are best suited to this type of maintenance.

A professional arborist will be able to determine the appropriate amount of pruning to ensure the health and longevity of your tree. Do not worry if your tree does not appear perfect or looks unbalanced. With branches gone, your tree may look naked, but it will heal, grow new foliage, and return to its natural beauty quickly.

If your tree hasn't flowered or had fresh leaf growth over the past year, then there's a chance it may be dying. Your best bet is to call a professional, who can inspect the limbs and trunk for signs of illness or death.

Did you know that a dead tree on your property, even if it isn't near a building where it can fall and cause damage, can still create a potential hazard by acting as a lightning rod in a thunder storm?

If you have a failing mature tree that you'd like to save, talk to a tree professional. There may be some alternative options available, such as staking and cabling the tree to support heavy limbs or correct a weak root system.