Category: Residential

Trees and shrubs are not just a part of your home’s exterior; they are an investment that can significantly enhance its curb appeal. However, a sick or dying tree or shrub can quickly turn from an asset to a liability. In some cases, pruning may be an option, but sometimes, the only option is to have the tree […]

If you live in Berks County (or just about any county in Pennsylvania), you are probably somewhat familiar with the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF), a beautiful but destructive and invasive pest native to southern China, Vietnam, and Taiwan. Infestations of these little buggers sweep through different parts of Pennsylvania and a few other states every summer. The […]

If a tree falls in a storm or needs to be removed, we typically suggest having the stump completely removed or ground down. That’s because leaving the stump in place can make it difficult to mow or plant around, and it can become an eyesore, or pose a hazard. Furthermore, shoots and sprouts can emerge, and fungi […]

When a tree falls, or you have a tree removed, you are left with the tree stump, which can become an eyesore or tripping hazard. If you’re stumped (sorry, we couldn’t resist) about what to do with that stump, read on. Basically, you have three options for tree stumps: leave it, remove it, or grind it down. […]

You may be surprised to learn that now – while they are dormant – is the ideal time to prune most trees and shrubs. “With the leaves off the trees, it becomes easy to view the interior of the tree canopy and its branching structure, allowing you to see where to prune and how much to […]

Are you considering trying to remove a tree on your own to save some money? You may want to give that idea some more thought because it is a terrible idea for many reasons. You might think, “Of course, they will say that. They want me to hire them to do it.” So, please don’t take our […]