I really do love the trees around my house, but I don't love the damage that they do to my roof. My husband wanted to cut down all of the trees that were hanging over the roof or close to it. I fought him about it for months, but he insisted that removing the trees was the only way to protect the roof. I decided to contact a tree removal professional and discuss the options. He explained to me that my husband was kind of right, but that the trees didn't have to be taken down completely. My blog contains all of the information that the tree expert shared with me. Hopefully, it can help you save your trees like it did mine.
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29 July 2015
Whether it's a violent summer thunderstorm or a winter blizzard that causes the damage, the sickening crack of a falling tree near your home is a fearful sound. If a tree falls on your house – especially when you're still in it – it's important that you know what to do so that you can keep yourself and your loved ones safe. This guide can help guide you through the process.
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20 July 2015
Maintaining a healthy, green landscape can be a little time-consuming. A lot of homeowners have a professional tree service that prunes and maintains their larger trees. This is especially important if you do not have the tools and equipment to reach tall heights. However, when growing your own garden, there is nothing more satisfying then tending a tree from seedling to maturity. One great tree for residential landscaping is the orange tree.
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19 June 2015
If you need to be sure that any problem trees on your property are removed properly, you will need to reach out to licensed and insured tree removal professionals who can assist you. This can be a bit of a daunting task if you have never had to take advantage of such service before. Read this informational piece on tree removal, so that you know when it's time to get a tree removed, understand how to hire the best pros and put your money toward quality service on your terms.
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19 June 2015
Most people associate the front yard with being publicly visible and accessible and the backyard with being private. However, if you live in a neighborhood, it can be difficult to get that feeling of privacy in your backyard since you have neighbors on all sides. One of the easiest and most visually appealing ways to obtain some privacy in your backyard is by creating a natural fence with plants. Here are some traits you need to keep in mind when choosing which privacy plants to use for your backyard.
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