Pruning Trees for Tree Houses: Tips, Ideas and Strategies

Posted on: 10 April 2015

Removing a tree or trimming some branches may seem like an easy job for most homeowners, and they may assume that they can do this job on their own with a shovel or a ladder and chainsaw. However, while this job looks simple it's actually best left to a professional, especially if the trimming of the tree will be extensive. Note a few reasons why it's always good to call a professional contractor or landscaper if you have a tree that you need trimmed or removed from your property.
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Posted on: 31 March 2015

Tree lopping and removal may seem like a very easy task for any homeowner, and if you need a tree trimmed you may assume that you can save the cost of a professional landscaper by doing this job on your own. While a few small branches may be easy enough to remove, any lopping and trimming beyond this can be difficult and even downright dangerous. Consider a few reasons why your safety may be at risk when you try to handle tree lopping on your own.
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Posted on: 31 March 2015

Before building a treehouse, you may want to have a tree service professional come to your home and inspect the tree you are planning to use. These professionals can help you ensure the tree is safe for building, and they can also show you ways to protect the tree as you build. Before you start building, here are five points to keep in mind: 1. Try to keep bark intact
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Posted on: 30 March 2015

Felling a tree is a much harder task than most would imagine. A felling contractor has to ensure that the tree is felled safely and in the intended direction. He/she also has to ensure that the tree has enough clearance to avoid damaging property within proximity. If you have any of the tree problems below, a felling contractor can take over the job and put an end to your problems.
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