Yes, an arborist can save a tree by diagnosing diseases or pests early, recommending treatments or pruning techniques, and providing proper care to improve the tree’s health.

Arborists treat trees by conducting evaluations, diagnosing problems, prescribing treatments such as pruning, fertilization, or pest control, and monitoring the tree’s progress over time.

Tree trimming is essential to promoting tree health and growth, enhancing tree aesthetics, preventing hazards like falling branches, and maintaining the tree’s structural integrity to prolong its lifespan.

Trees should generally be trimmed every 3-5 years to maintain health and aesthetics. This varies based on the tree species, growth rate, and specific landscaping goals.

The immediate removal of dangerous trees with structural issues that could pose a threat to people or property is crucial. These trees should be evaluated by a qualified arborist, especially in the case of ash trees affected by emerald ash borer. The wood of these trees becomes extremely brittle due to borer feeding damage, increasing the risk of limb breakage and potential harm.​

Removing these trees can be challenging, even for experienced arborists. In such cases, we advise you to seek assistance from one of our professionals. Their expertise and experience will ensure the safe and efficient removal of dead ash trees, providing peace of mind.

The time consumed by the removal of the tree isn’t so much about the size of the tree as it is about where the tree is situated. Furthermore, the preparatory stage of the procedure is frequently the most time-consuming, rather than the actual removal itself. Some trees can be cut down in as little as 15 minutes, while others might take a few hours. Generally speaking, the more cramped or crowded the area where the tree is located, the longer it will take to remove it. Following a thorough inspection of the removal site, your experienced removal team will be able to provide you with an approximate time estimate.

You may find it hard to believe, yet a tree can regrow from a stump and develop into a mature tree. It happens because roots are still present there. The only issue is that the roots are dormant. However, the roots likely have sufficient nutrients to allow the tree to recover, as seen by the sprouts stuck to the ground. Tree trunks will gradually begin to heal. However, the sprouts’ quality depends on how healthy they are.

The best time for tree service is typically during the dormant season in late winter or early spring when trees are inactive, allowing for easier pruning, reduced stress on the tree, and optimal healing time.

The cost of tree removal in North Bay depends on the size of the tree, its location, and the complexity of the job. Larger trees require more resources and labor. Accessibility and proximity to structures can also impact pricing.