Tree Care Checklist Before California’s Peak Fire Season: Defensible Space California Guide
As California moves into its peak fire season, many property owners worry about wildfire risk near their homes. defensible space […]
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Do drought stressed trees recover? What Sacramento homeowners should know
Many homeowners in Granite Bay and greater Sacramento are noticing trees that look tired, thin, or brown after seasons with
Why August in Folsom Means You Need to Act on Your Trees
Ignoring dead or dying trees on your property, especially in August here in Folsom, CA, can really cause some serious
Stump Grinding vs Stump Removal: What’s Best for Your Yard?
You just had a tree taken down, and now you’re staring at an ugly stump sitting in the middle of
Land Clearing in the Sacramento Area: What Property Owners Should Know
If you own property in the Sacramento foothills, you already know how fast overgrown brush and dead vegetation can pile
What Sacramento Area Homeowners Usually Notice Right Before A Large Tree Fails During Early Summer Heat
By June, a lot of trees around the Sacramento area start looking different. Some homeowners notice leaves thinning earlier than
Why June Is One Of The Most Important Months For Defensible Space Clearing Around Granite Bay Homes
June changes the conversation around trees and vegetation throughout the Greater Sacramento area. Earlier in spring, most overgrowth simply looks
How to Prepare Your Property for California Wildfire Season Before Summer Starts
Introduction Wildfire season arrives fast in Northern California, and many homeowners wait until temperatures spike before thinking about defensible space
The Best Time for Tree Trimming in the Sacramento Area Before Summer Heat Arrives
Introduction Many homeowners wait until tree branches become obvious problems before scheduling trimming services. By that point, overgrown limbs may
How to Tell If a Tree Is Dead or Just Dormant
A tree can look rough for a while and still be alive. Leaves drop. Branches look dry. Then spring hits