November arrives and most Connecticut homeowners focus on raking leaves and winterizing gardens. But there’s another task that gets overlooked until it’s too late: pruning trees before winter weather hits. Late fall and early winter offer the best window...
You’ve decided a tree on your property needs to come down. Before you call a tree service, you need to understand permit requirements along Connecticut’s shoreline. The rules here can be complicated because wetlands, watercourses, and public trees all fall...
Halloween decorating brings excitement to Connecticut neighborhoods, but hanging decorations on trees requires careful consideration of both tree health and safety concerns. Improper decoration installation can damage trees, create safety hazards, and even pose fire...
Homeowners in East Haven, Branford, Guilford, and Madison face unique challenges when it comes to tree management, from coastal storms to sandy soils and salt exposure. Fall tree removal offers optimal conditions specifically suited to these shoreline communities,...
October provides the perfect window for comprehensive tree assessment on Connecticut properties. With leaves beginning to change and fall, the underlying structure of your trees becomes more visible, making it easier to identify potential problems before winter...
Connecticut’s suburban landscapes often feature mature trees growing near power lines, creating both beauty and potential hazards. Understanding the legal requirements, safety protocols, and liability issues surrounding trees and power lines is essential for...
