Happy Holidays!

This holiday season, we are grateful for many things.  A big thanks to loyal customers who invite us back year after year to take care of trees that we’re proud to keep healthy.  Of course, we’re grateful to our crew members who put safety first and—as a very close second—hard work.  We couldn’t do this job without you.  And a shout out to Mother Nature.  She can be incredibly dangerous, such as when we’re cleaning up after a severe storm, or amazingly generous.  When we get up high in a tree to do a precise pruning or take down job, we can see just how beautiful Connecticut really is.

Once the leftovers are gone, we’ll be back outside, taking care of trees.  Cold weather is a great time to do some tricky tree work.  When the ground freezes, we can maneuver heavy equipment into areas that might otherwise be damaged by the weight of the machines or the weight of tree limbs and trunks as we move them from your yard.  The lack of foliage also means that we’re able to clear material quicker.  Many customers have been surprised at the results when we work with the advantages of late fall and winter.

If you’re thinking of waiting until spring to care for your trees, give us a call now.  We can assess what you have and where you want to go at no charge.  Off-season discounts are available to help get that work done.  Of course, tree care is a priority and there are certain times when it’s better to prune for the health of the plant.  As trained arborists, we can help you decide the best course of action.

Then again, even the best laid plans can go wrong.  A winter storm may take down a big limb or even severely damage a tree.  If you’re stuck with a problem, again, give us a call and we’ll help you get back to a safe, clear yard.

We look forward to 2020 and a year of healthy trees and happy customers.  Thanks to everyone for trusting us with one of your most expensive and precious possessions—your property.  We know that trust has to be earned and we’re glad to know we’re doing the right things to keep your confidence in our work.

Wishing everyone a safe, happy, and prosperous 2020!