How long has it been since the tree or trees on your property were trimmed by a professional? Have you even been keeping track of how long it's been? If your answer was greater than 2-3 years, or you don't even know how long it's been, chances are good that your tree is overdue for some maintenance and trimming. While it might not seem like a necessity to the average person, there are a number of reasons why you really should call in professional tree trimming services.
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Healthy trees of all kinds need pruning so that they're at their best. You might already know the basics of pruning, which is to remove dead and certain other leaves and branches in order for the tree to grow. Even with your knowledge, errors can be made. These mistakes could lead to minor or major tree problems, so avoiding these pruning errors is key.
Ignoring the Job
Perhaps the worst thing to do with trees is to ignore cutting and pruning altogether.
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Whether a tree fell over due to a storm or you had it removed by a professional, chances are good you'll have a leftover stump taking up space in your yard. While you can hire someone to completely pull the leftover tree out of the ground, here are two reasons why you should opt for stump grinding instead.
No Giant Hole in the Ground
One of the top reasons why you should opt for grinding instead of complete removal is because you will be left with a hole in the ground if you have the stump pulled out.
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If you've lived in your home for several years, you've seen how the trees have grown and changed the way they affect your yard. If you live in the city with close neighbors who have mature trees too, your entire lot may be shady now. While you can't do anything about your neighbor's trees, there might be some solutions for yours. Here's why you may want to reclaim some of your yard from the shade and how a tree service can help.
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Whether you have a large property that you want to make greener or a small city lot that feels a little bare, planting one or more trees can be the answer. You might feel tempted to go down to your local garden center, buy the type of tree you want, dig a hole in your yard and drop it in. This approach can work, but if you aren't experienced with planting trees, this may not be the best series of steps.
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