One way to tell if the tree is dead or dying is if it does not have any leaves any more. You can tell that it is dying or in decline if every year you see fewer and fewer leaves on its branches. Other ways to tell if the tree is dead or in decline include looking at its trunk for severe damage, disease, fungi, broken bark, broken limbs, stress fractures, etc. You can also look for exposed roots or roots that are consistently dry/brittle. Another way to tell if a tree is in decline is if it’s dying from the top down.

Although trimming can be done any time of the year, the best time to trim trees is in the winter or early spring since this is their dormant season. This is especially important for oaks to help prevent the spread of oak wilt.

No, most homeowners are working during the day, so we frequently provide our services without our customers present. It is helpful if customers mark the tree by spray paint or colored ribbons.

You may request an estimate by one of the following options:

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• Call us at (410) 487-4932
• Visit our Contact Us page and fill out the form

Due to the nature of tree work, we place a very strong emphasis on safety. We are covered by worker's compensation and liability insurance and will provide proof of insurance upon request.

** Please be aware of uninsured tree services. Whenever requesting tree service work, all reputable tree services will provide proof of insurance.**