Frequently Asked Questions

Tree trimming is highly dependent on species and location. Trees require trimming annually to multiple times a year. Surrounding property, such as surrounding trees and structures, will also determine trimming frequency.

The best time to trim trees depends on the species. Autumn is often perceived as the prime time for trimming but may not be the most suitable season for all trees. Trimming during the most suitable season yields the best results.

A flush cut is the removal of a stump to ground level. Stump grinding reduces the stump at the roots with chip backfill to prevent resprouting around the perimeter.

Trees are an asset to the community, and an arborist can provide customized plans and solutions to protect them. An arborist assessment is also a free service to our customers.

Geo-tagging uses geographical identification data to mark the location, species, size, and other relevant information. You can review your inventory and any notes on tree trimming and removals through our web-based geo-tagging program.

Dropping leaves, falling bark, and dead limbs at the top are common signs of poor tree health, although there are a variety of symptoms depending on the species.