Enhancing your property’s allure through tree planting is, without a doubt, a wonderful idea. Yet, the unpredictable weather, especially the high winds in Utah, can pose a challenge to their vitality and sustenance. The struggle is particularly real for young trees. While we cannot tame Mother Nature, the tree care experts at Utah Tree Co. can help safeguard your foliage. … Read More
Understanding Factors That Affect Stump Grinding Cost
Stump grinding refers to the process of pulverizing a tree’s remaining base after it has been cut down. This process is vital if you want your outdoor landscape to look attractive and remain hazard-free. Apart from improving aesthetics, stump grinding prevents pest infestation and diseases, while also making the land fit for reuse. If you’re looking to hire a professional … Read More
How Rainstorms Affect Tree Trimming
As we head into summer storm territory, Utah’s trees are especially vulnerable to storm damage after the extreme heat. Can you prevent these acts of God? No. Can you prepare your trees to be more resilient to them? Absolutely! Storms aside, the rainy season also brings a lot of moisture and strong winds that can cause the trees to lose … Read More
Tree Removal with a Crane: Everything You Need to Know
Trees provide shade, boost your overall curb appeal, and may also lower your energy bills. But sometimes, tree removal is a necessary task. After all, you don’t want a damaged tree to fall on your roof or car. The general rule of thumb is that you cannot restore a tree if it is more than 50% damaged. But tree removal … Read More
Understanding What Influences the Tree Removal Cost in Utah
Trees provide us with shade and oxygen. And in Urban areas, trees help reduce pollutants and lower temperatures during the summer. Research also shows that trees in U.S. urban and community areas can reduce residential energy use by an average of 7.2%, which equates to annual national savings of $7.8 billion. As important as trees are, you may sometimes need to remove … Read More
8 Post-Tree Removal Care Steps to Ensure a Healthy Lawn
Once a tree has been removed from your lawn, it’s highly likely that you’ll encounter grass damage or soft spots in the ground. These issues can arise from the tree’s absence, the removal of its root system, or the work done by the tree removal company in Utah. Tree removal in Sandy (or anywhere else in Utah) can result in … Read More
The Pros and Cons of DIY Stump Removal: What You Need to Know
Trees are a huge selling point for most homes. Not only do they boost your curb appeal, but they also offer shade, act as privacy screens, and save energy expenses. In fact, treed backyards and streets can increase a home’s value from 3% to 15%. But trees come down, whether from age, disease, or natural disasters. What remains are … Read More
Summer Trimming Do’s and Don’ts: Maintaining Tree Health and Shape
In summertime most gardeners are ready to enjoy the results of their year-long labor. There’s nothing like sitting under your large, shady tree, watching your shrubs thrive in the growing season. That’s until you look up and notice a few precarious branches just waiting to tear off in a strong wind. When trees are overgrown, damaged, or not looking their … Read More
Spring Tree Removal: Enhancing Your Property’s Safety and Appearance
Homeowners usually think that adding more greens is a great way to spruce up their outdoor living space. However, you may also want to consider spring tree removal as a way to revamp your property’s exterior area. Think about it – removing certain trees can not only help improve the airflow around your home, but also free up space for … Read More
How Tree Trimming Saves You Money on Storm Damage Repairs
As a Utah resident, you’re probably no stranger to devastating seasonal storms as well as unseasonal hurricanes. If you’re a homeowner with trees in your backyard, you should be concerned about their care and your house’s safety. After all, both are directly connected. As a professional tree trimming company, we often come across homeowners who underestimate the importance of tree … Read More