The leaves are down across Meridian, and for the first time since spring you can see every limb in your yard. That crossing branch over the driveway. The leader that split into two stems. The dead wood hiding in the top of the canopy all summer. November is when those
Maybe it is the big silver maple that drops a limb every spring. Maybe it is a dying spruce leaning a little closer to the garage each year, or a cottonwood whose roots are lifting the driveway. You have been putting off the decision, and now the leaves are coming
It happens fast in the Treasure Valley. One week you are raking leaves in shirt sleeves. The next, a wet October or November snow rolls in while half the leaves are still on the trees, and by morning the street is littered with split limbs, a branch is resting on
By late summer, Treasure Valley trees have spent months fighting triple digit heat, dry air, and long stretches without meaningful rainfall. Even trees that look healthy on the surface may already be under more stress than most homeowners realize. The transition into fall is the window where a little attention
A wind gust rolls through the Treasure Valley, and by morning a large limb is resting on your fence line or a whole tree has come down across the yard. At that moment, most homeowners want answers to the same few questions: is this dangerous, does it need to come
DIY tree removal puts homeowners at serious risk, and the dangers often catch people off guard. As trusted providers of professional tree services in Treasure Valley, we understand just how unpredictable trees can get. Improper handling threatens your safety and can lead to costly property damage. Before you grab a