Tree care is a job that can occur year round, and should be done year round to ensure that your trees continue to be a valuable part of your real estate. Often times, trees are let go for such a long time that any maintenance can actually harm the tree, due to the amount of trimming that is needed. If left to their own growth patterns often times they will not develop a primary shaft, and this will often result in a weak tree that is susceptible to storm breakage or infestation.
Earthinhand works with a skilled certified arborist, who does not believe in over pruning, but rather works with the natural tendencies of each tree and shapes them so that they will look and be healthier. If you have some trees that are in your utility lines or have limbs that are precariously growing over your roof, please give us a call and we will come out and give you an estimate on the cost for removal of the limbs or entire tree as a last resort. We will not use spikes on a tree unless it is coming down.
Earthinhand’s tree service contractor works year round, so even if your trees don’t have leaves, we can and do still prune and maintain them. However, due to the quality of our work, our tree services which service parts of Northampton and Lehigh counties, are one of the most highly sought after tree services and are frequently backlogged for months at a time. So call before you have to to get your tree problems taken care of before it is too late to save the tree or when a tree limb ends up on your roof.
3 Comments
August 6, 2007 at 6:19 pm
John, I’m Gladys Millheim’s daughter. From the last storm, we both had a large amount of tree damage. Could you send your arborist out to look at our trees? Gladys has two large cherry limbs crushing one of her bushes, she has several pine trees that are dead that need to come down and her maple trees need attention. I have a hundred year old maple that need help. She said she had spoke with your parents. But i’m not sure if you got the message. ( i live next door to her on broadway rd)
Melanie
August 8, 2007 at 2:27 pm
Thanks for leaving the message Melanie, I believe someone has given you a call. If not, please give us a call at the office.
I know Chris will do a wonderful job taking care of your old maple tree. Let us know if we can be of further assistance.
April 4, 2008 at 2:54 pm
You are so right about leaving trees, we never think of pruning until a branch falls or the light gets blocked and like any plants they need to be cared too.