The short answer: When choosing a tree service in Metro Detroit, look for one that is fully insured, has certified arborist expertise, holds strong reviews and recognized credentials like BBB accreditation and industry membership, and gives you a clear, free, written...
The short answer: A tree removal needs a crane when the tree is too large, too tall, or too close to a house, power lines, or other structures to take down safely by climbing and rigging alone. A crane lifts heavy cut sections up and away, then sets them down in a...
The short answer: The most common warning signs that a tree is dying or dangerous are large dead branches, cracks or splits in the trunk or major limbs, a new or worsening lean, mushrooms or fungal growth at the base or on the trunk, lifted or cracked soil and exposed...
The short answer: If a tree falls on your house, get everyone away from the damaged area first, then document the damage with photos before anything is moved, prevent further damage if you safely can (like covering an opening), and call your insurance company to start...
The short answer: In Michigan, the safest time to prune oak and elm trees is winter, while the trees are dormant. Cutting these trees in the warm months opens fresh wounds exactly when the beetles that spread oak wilt and Dutch elm disease are active, so winter...
