18,818 Arborists and Tree Services

When would I need the help of an arborist?

Generally, cutting and removing trees can pose various risks to your safety (and property). An arborist or tree lopper can do the job quickly and is aware of all the hazards involved. They can also provide stump grinding services if you’ve already cut down a tree and have an unsightly tree stump left behind. Often, you’ll be left with mulch, woodchips and firewood to use at your discretion! For emergency tree removal, limb removal or cable bracing (providing support to a tree stem), a professional is necessary.

Whether you’re planning a new garden or landscaping an existing one, an arborist can also advise you on the best tree selection for your environment, assist in planting, and can provide you with a long-term maintenance plan. Furthermore, they can help you diagnose any insect problems or diseases threatening existing plants in your yard. If you want to relocate a tree, an expert in arboriculture can give you advice on what it will need to flourish, and will replant it accordingly. Other services include hedge and shrub trimming, tree pruning and mulching.

Tree contractors and arborists may work in conjunction with landscaping professionals to create a seamless design. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of arborists & tree services: Landscape Contractors & Gardeners, Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers, Garden & Landscape Supplies.

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