Tree Trimming and Pruning - Our hope is that we can do as much as possible for the tree to improve it’s health or restore its shape through trimming and pruning.  Proper pruning improves the health and appearance of trees, prolongs life within the tree and encourages thriving lawn growth beneath it.  Through trimming, dead, dying or diseased wood is removed, shape is enhanced, and limbs can be raised to clear height.  We follow the tree-pruning guidelines established by the International Society of Arboriculture, the organization through which we receive our certification.  A certified arborist knows the proper techniques for determining the angle and position of the correct cuts to a tree.  Some one without this experience and training could actually damage the tree, jeopardizing its future health.

Tree Removal - Trees do so much for our world, our health, the view from our window and our souls, but there are times when because of poor tree health or landscape design they have to be  removed.  Using proper techniques and equipment we can remove trees of all sizes.  It is your choice to have the wood removed or left for firewood. Either way, you can be assured your property will be left meticulously cleaned and raked with little or no disturbance to surrounding landscape.

Emergency Storm Work - We’re all too familiar with the wrath of Mother Nature on our trees in this area.  If you require immediate service due to a dangerous situation with a storm damaged tree or large branches please call our emergency number at (585) 748-1390.

Brush Chipping - Standard procedure is to remove all brush and tree debris from the property by sending it through a brush chipper, which deposits the chips into the back of our trucks.  Often customers choose to keep the woodchips and use them for landscaping mulch or playground bases.

Firewood - It is your option to have all wood removed from your property or have it left cut in fireplace lengths.  Seasoned firewood is also available for delivery.

Cabling and Tree Repair - High winds, excess ice or snow, and other causes may result in large branches “splitting” at their point of attachment to the tree.  Cabling involves installing steel cables between major limbs to reduce the strain and help support the tree.  Generally, the cable can hardly be noticed as it reduces stress damage and maintains the shape of the tree.