Arbor Expertise

Tree Services Orange CA

• 228 E. Palmdale Ave.
  Placentia, CA 92870
• 228 E. Palmdale Ave. Placentia  CA 92870
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• Categories:

  Lawn Care Service, Tree Service, Landscaper, Landscape Designer, Stump Grinding,

• Service Area(s):

  Orange County

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  Got Tree knowledge True statements * Trees are living, breathing organisms. * Leaves are the food factory of the tree * Arboriculture is an Art and a Science. * Trees are the biggest asset in the landscape. * Proper pruning actually slows the growth of trees. * Tree roots try to extend out as wide as the canopy of tree. * There are many benefits to have a 3-Year Management Plan. * Trees are the first thing people see when they arrive at your property. * The reasons tree need to be pruned are liability, aesthetics and ease of maintenance. * If you send this completed quiz to my office you will receive a Starbucks gift card. . False statements * Every tree on the property needs to be trimmed every year. * Trees that get cut hard can go longer between trimmings? * There is no difference in the quality of pruning * The same guy that is qualified to cut the grass can cut the trees; they both work in the landscape? * That is like saying a there is no difference between a dermatologist and proctologist, they are both doctors If you would like more info on tree care I would be happy to send you info from ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) If you would like to have a presentation about the importance of proper tree care, please ask we would love the opportunity to educate people. Simple facts about trees * Trees are a valuable asset to your property. * Well maintained trees and landscapes can add up to 20% more value. * Trees are the first thing people notice when arriving at the property. * Topping make trees ugly. * Topping stress trees. The natural branching structure of a tree is a biological wonder. Trees form a variety of shapes and growth habits, all with the same goal of presenting their leaves to the sun. Topping removes the ends of the branches, often leaving ugly stubs. Topping destroys the natural form of a tree. Topping is perhaps the most harmful tree pruning practice known. It is usually done to reduce the size of a tree. Often, homeowners top their trees because they feel that they have become too large for their property and are a hazard. However, topping will make a tree more hazardous in the long term and is very harmful to the health of a tree. New growth has week branch attachments, therefore more branch breakage in the future. Topping often removes 50 to 100 percent of the leaf-bearing crown of a tree. Because leaves are the food factories of a tree, removing them can temporarily starve a tree. The severity of the pruning triggers a sort of survival mechanism. The tree activates latent buds, forcing the rapid growth of multiple shoots below each cut. The tree needs to put out a new crop of leaves as soon as possible. If a tree does not have the stored energy reserves to do so, it will be seriously weakened and may die. Trees restore natural harmony in an urban environment, giving scale to human life. Trees are alive, like us, and require an investment and continuous maintenance in order to provide the maximum desired benefits. The source of this information is from the International Society of Arboriculture The website call be accessed by http://www.treesaregood.org/Home.aspx Tips on selecting a Tree Care Provider Trees are the most dominant aspect of the landscape. They are the first thing people see when arriving at your property and create an image in peoples mind. This curb appeal is how people remember your property. Trees add value and natural ambiance throughout the property. Could you imagine your community with out trees? A major investment of time and money has been taken, from the design stage to the installation and maintenance of the landscape. The amount of value trees add to our lives, it doesn’t make sense to choose just anyone to trim your tree in the community. For most people, with the busy lives we live, the trees in the yard are the last thing on their mind; however trees provide us a higher quality of life. Here are some questions to ask when selecting a Tree Care Provider. 1. Qualification * Ask if they are a member of ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) and how many members of the team are Certified Arborist and/or Certified Tree Workers. * Ask what kind of safety training and /or industry education the employees are provided. * Ask for referrals, call and follow up with the names provided, drive by their current projects. * Ask them to explain how and why they will trim the trees. If the person selling the job can’t describe in detail the process, how can they convey this to the workers doing the work? o Ask about correct seasons to perform the work and trimming cycles of the trees on the property. A Multi-Year Management Plan can save thousands of dollars. o Ask if the landscape provider is responsible for the trees make sure they are qualified and not sending the same personnel who is cutting the grass. 2. Coverage and protection * Check to make sure the Tree Care Provider has proper Insurance coverage and limits to protect your investment. Insurance should include Liability, workmen’s compensation and vehicle coverage. When making the final decision, if the firm was not graciously forthcoming with the above information, be wary. Follow up and check their qualification. Be cautious of companies that are priced substantially below the competition. Never hire a firm just because they have the lower price. There is probably a reason why.

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