Tree Care Tips

Planting trees near utility lines is risky. It might reach powerlines and cause huge problem in the future. Read this article to know which kind of trees and shrubs you can plant so it will be safer for your property.

All trees provide a lot of benefits to us. But there are also trees that pose problems and could potentially be a threat to other trees on your property. Read this post to learn more about some of the invasive trees in Virginia that you should avoid planting on your property.

Tree removal damage to landscape or lawns is inevitable specially when done in a wrong way or by non professional people. Here's what can be done to avoid damages and protect your property.

Removing a tree from a confined or hard-to-reach area can be difficult and dangerous. Learn when, why, and how we do these difficult tree removals (and see us in action!).

Use the impressive display of fall leaf colors to remind you that this is also an important time to give your trees a little extra TLC so they survive winter in tip-top shape. Here are the things we recommend doing each autumn.

Is it worth spending money on tree maintenance? What’s the ROI? What types of tree work have the biggest impact? What should you avoid? We answer those questions and more to help you increase your home’s value.

Tree pruning can give you the look and space you want without harming your trees - but only if it's done correctly. Learn what to ask a tree service company (or yourself) before trimming overgrown trees.

Mulch, when used in moderation, has many benefits. But somehow it's become popular to pile mulch around trees. This causes many problems, most of which aren't immediately apparent. But make no mistake about it – mulch volcanoes are a death sentence for trees. Here's why and what you should do instead.

Spring tree care lays a solid foundation for the long growing season ahead and helps keep your trees healthy, beautiful and safe. Here's what to do ...

Before you select a tree for your home landscape, there are three things to check and three places to look. Do all of these and you'll be able to choose the best tree for your property and avoid common problems.