Why Hire a Professional Tree Care Company

While some tree work might seem straightforward, hiring a professional tree care company ensures it’s done safely and effectively. Trained arborists like us know to make precise cuts that support the tree’s health and use specialized tools to prevent property damage. Additionally, professionals understand local NYC regulations and safety protocols, minimizing the risks to people, property, and the environment. They can also detect potential issues like diseases early on, saving you time and money in the long run.

• Expertise: Professional arborists understand tree biology, ensuring that the right cuts are made at the right time to promote tree health.
• Safety: Trimming large trees or removing heavy limbs can be dangerous. We are tree care professionals, and have the equipment and training to handle these tasks safely.
• Proper Tools: Tree care companies like us use specialized equipment to perform tasks efficiently and correctly.
• Compliance with Local Regulations: Professionals are aware of municipal regulations regarding tree care, ensuring compliance and preventing city fines.
• Preventing Property Damage: Trained teams ensure that tree work is done carefully to avoid damage to nearby structures or landscapes.
• Early Problem Detection: Arborists can spot potential issues, such as pests or diseases (like the spotted lanternfly), during routine maintenance, helping to prevent costly damage later on.

Techniques Used by a Tree Care Service

Professional tree care involves various techniques tailored to meet the specific needs of each tree. From crown thinning to improve light penetration to deadwooding for safety, arborists use strategic pruning methods to maintain tree health and appearance. In cases where structural support is needed, cabling and bracing can stabilize weak limbs. For complete removals, techniques like tree felling and stump grinding ensure the process is thorough and safe. Each method is chosen based on the tree’s condition and the needs of your landscape.

• Crown Thinning: Selectively removing branches & limbs to allow more light and air to pass through the tree canopy without changing its overall shape.
• Crown Raising: Removing the lower branches to provide clearance for pedestrians, vehicles, or buildings.
• Crown Reduction: Reducing the tree’s canopy to lessen the load on its structure or reduce interference with surrounding structures.
• Deadwooding: Removing dead branches to enhance safety and the tree’s health.
• Tree Felling: Tree felling is also known as tree removal, often required if the tree is diseased, damaged, or in the way.
• Directional Pruning: Guiding the growth of branches away from power lines, buildings, or other hazards by cutting in specific directions.
• Cabling and Bracing: Installing supports to strengthen weak branches or limbs, reducing the risk of breakage.
• Stump Grinding: Removing tree stumps to clear the area and prevent tripping hazards or new growth.