With the use of season specific blends, we can provide trees and shrubs with the necessary nutrients to improve resistance to stress factors such as host specific disease, pest pressure, drought conditions and environmental extremes, specifically prolonged wet conditions. With improved soil conditions, it is possible to restore tree and shrub health and overall vigor as well as proactively addressing soil deficiencies that would eventually lead to tree health decline in the future.

Root collar excavations allow for an in-depth inspection of the root flare, where the tree meets the ground. Excessive buildup and or grade changes create an environment for decay and the development of girdling roots. Both of which, cause a slowed or constricted flow of nutrients and water within the trees vascular system. This leads to the eventual decline or death of healthy, vibrant trees. Once these conditions are identified, corrective root surgery can occur. 

Structural pruning involves establishing a sustainable limb structure that allows a tree to become and remain functional in the landscape. Also proactively removing or reducing limbs that show potential for weak attachment. This is an ideal service for newly planted and juvenile trees, yet can be applied to mature trees when select limb removal is warranted to regain functionality or to address overly congested areas within a trees canopy that are more likely to fail during high wind events. 

Removing dead limbs and structurally compromised or overextended limbs. This to reduce the likelihood of failure and possible damage to person or property while improving the overall aesthetics of a tree.   

Cabling and bracing installation provides a permanent support system to weak or damaged portions of a tree. Increasing the structural integrity of the tree and greatly reducing the risk for failure while allowing the tree to remain a safe fixture within the landscape.