Tree & Shrub Care Service

When you contact us, we'll go over your property's specific needs and any existing conditions or threats to calculate an accurate price.

You can trust us to perform services for every season, depending on the climate and your tree and shrub care needs. Many people require professional care most during spring, fall, or early winter.

Plants receiving proper fertilization experience hardier growth and resist insects and diseases better. If your trees and shrubs have weak growth issues, fertilizing them can help these plants overcome their challenges. Storm damage, diseases, insect feeding, and other environmental stresses can also affect your plants' health and welfare, but fertilizing them combats these stresses. Giving young trees and shrubs proper nutrition can accelerate their growth, and slow-growing species can get stimulation from it. Older plants can keep better color and health with fertilizer.

Removing diseased, dying, or dead branches from your trees or improving branching structure should be performed in late fall or early winter. However, you should limit how much green wood you prune going into winter. Limiting pruning reduces the energy reserves your plant must use to heal its wounds. For large tree branch pruning, start by making an undercut at the branch's bottom six to 12 inches from its branch union, cutting less than halfway through it. You should make your top cut above or just outside your undercut. This pruning cut lets you cut a branch away completely and remove it easily since gravity pulls down the branch naturally. By using this cutting method, you prevent the bark from ripping. The final cut goes just outside your branch's bark ridge and the branch collar's outer portion on the bottom side. You get minimal wounding and faster recovery when you make the proper cuts.