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A dying tree shows warning signs long before it falls. Bare branches, premature leaf drop, bark loss, fungal growth, and a new lean are all signals that something is wrong. Here are 9 signs every homeowner should watch for and what to do next.
Only 30 to 40 percent of tree care professionals hold ISA certification. The credential requires three years of experience, a 200-question exam, and ongoing education. Here is what it means and why it matters for every tree service you hire.
The right tree adds shade, beauty, and property value for decades. The wrong tree gives you cracked driveways, storm damage, and a removal bill. Here are the best and worst trees to plant in South Jersey, organized by what you need.
Tree roots can crack foundations, infiltrate sewer lines, and lift driveways. Repairs can cost $3,000 to $15,000 or more. Here is how root damage actually works, which species are the worst offenders, and what you can do to protect your property.
The tree service industry ranks among the most complained-about by the Better Business Bureau. Here is how to verify licensing, insurance, and credentials so you hire a legitimate company and avoid getting scammed.
Some tree species fail during NJ winter storms year after year. Dead ash, Bradford pear, silver maple, and willow top the risk list. Here is a full ranking from highest to lowest risk, plus what you can do to prepare before winter arrives.
Emergency tree removal costs 1.5 to 3 times more than scheduled work because of after-hours labor, higher risk, surge demand, and disrupted schedules. Here is why the premium exists, how to spot companies that overcharge, and how to avoid emergency costs entirely.
Not every sick tree needs to come down, and not every sick tree can be saved. Use this four-question decision framework to determine whether your tree is worth saving or if removal is the smarter call.
New Jersey law lets you trim a neighbor’s overhanging branches to the property line, but damaging the tree can make you liable for up to three times its value. Here is a complete guide to your rights, your neighbor’s responsibilities, and how to handle the dispute the right way.
Stump grinding takes 15 minutes for a small stump and up to 5 hours for a very large one. Here is a realistic timeline by stump diameter, plus the factors that speed up or slow down every job.
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