Our TREE services IN CENTRAL ARKANSAS

Removal is recommended when the tree:

• Is dead or dying.
• Is considered irreparably hazardous.
• Is causing an obstruction that is impossible to correct through pruning.
• Is crowding and causing harm to other trees.
• Has root problems.
• Is to be replaced by a more suitable specimen.
• Should be removed to allow for new construction.

The safety of you and your family is our primary concern. If you suspect a tree has become unsafe, or if you are in a full-blown emergency, please call us right away at 501-753-4211.

There are many more steps than what we're including in this condensed answer. Simply put, we assess the tree in order to determine the condition and which way it should come down. We use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques and then put them to work for us. Using the undercut and the back cut are instrumental in the success of a safely completed job.

We work hard to ensure that you don't sustain any damage to your home in the removal process, and do everything in our power to minimize the impact the removal has on your surrounding landscape.

Trimming is to ensure that the shrub or hedge will grow perfectly, but pruning is for protecting the tree or shrub. Pruning services tend to get rid of dead, loose, or infected branches so the shrub can flourish, or gives the shrub a different shape for aesthetic purposes. Tree trimming services is done to remove overgrown bushes so that shrubs can get more moisture and light.

Aesthetic– You ought to trim or prune a tree to keep the shape and appearance looking beautiful.

Safety- You want to be careful of dead and broken tree limbs because they can fall off anytime and they can be a significant safety hazard.

Health- Believe it or not, it is possible to save an infected tree by cutting the branches and limbs that are affected, but this has to be done strategically.

Primarily, tree trimming is for shrubs and hedges while tree pruning is for trees and shrubs. Trimming is to ensure that the shrub or hedge will grow perfectly, but pruning is for protecting the tree or shrub.

If your trees exhibit the following warning signs, they may be at risk:

• Wires in contact with tree branches are dangerous. Trees may become energized when they are contacted by electric wires.
• Dead or partially attached limbs hung up in the higher branches can fall and cause damage or injury.
• Cracked stems and split branches can cause catastrophic tree failure.
• Hollow or decayed areas on the trunk or main limbs, or mushrooms growing from the bark indicate a decayed and weakened trunk.
• Peeling bark or gaping wounds in the trunk also indicate structural weakness.
• Fallen or uprooted trees exert pressure on other trees beneath them.
• Heaving soil at the tree base is a potential indicator of an unsound root system.

For pine trees and cedar trees, you want to look further inside the tree near the trunk where breaks are more likely.

In general, look for disorganized areas of branches or leaves. The leaves may be upside down, or you may notice a darker patch of leaves. Upon closer inspection you may discover an entire branch that has broken off and is hanging in the tree.