When It's Time to Invest in Stump Grinding

Stump grinding may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about landscaping, but it is an essential part of maintaining the natural beauty and safety of your garden or yard. If you have recently removed a tree from your property or have an old stump that has been left behind, you may be wondering when it's time to invest in stump grinding. This blog post will explore the various factors that affect your decision, the benefits of doing so and the potential risks of ignoring the issue. [Read More]

Tips for Having a Tree Removed

Are you thinking of removing a tree from your garden and wondering what to do? If so, here are some tips regarding permits and costs. Permits One of the first things you should do is contact your local council or check their website. They'll have specific guidelines that cover tree removal, and you can find out whether you need a permit. Sometimes you may be less likely to be given approval because you live in a specific region or the tree is a protected native species. [Read More]

Are Tree Roots Damaging Your Home's Septic Tank System?

Septic tank systems are vital for thousands of homes across the country that aren't linked to local sewer services. If your home relies on a septic tank system, you may not be aware of how tree roots can seriously damage your system, potentially causing widespread flooding and contamination.  How Can Tree Roots Damage Septic Tank Systems? The roots of trees will naturally grow towards areas that are rich in moisture and nutrients—unfortunately, the decomposing sewage inside a septic tank contains both. [Read More]

3 Signs You Should Prune Your Tree

Pruning is a vital part of tree care to keep your trees in prime condition. Tree pruning also enhances your home's curb appeal and eliminates hazards that broken branches pose on your property. Unfortunately, knowing when to prune a tree is still a mystery to most people.  Below are key indicators that you should undergo tree pruning.  Broken Branches Strong winds and storms can cause your tree branches to bow, break or splinter over time. [Read More]