FAQs

For most tree species that require general pruning, a good rule of thumb is every 3-5 years. However, if you have specific aesthetic goals or want to enhance the tree’s longevity, annual pruning is recommended. Regular maintenance helps keep your trees healthy and beautiful!

Most definitely! We employ several certified arborists, including our owner, our sales team, and our crew leaders. With the best training and knowledge in all areas of tree care, our Certified Professionals can assure you of expert guidance and high-quality service. Their expertise allows us to offer comprehensive solutions adjusted to your trees’ and landscape specific needs.

The best time to trim a tree is typically during its dormant season, which is late fall or winter. Trimming during this time minimizes sap loss and reduces stress on the tree, lowering the risk of pests and diseases. However, the ideal timing can vary based on the type of cut and the tree species, so it’s important to consider these factors for the tree’s health and longevity.

However, the optimal timing can vary depending on the type of cut needed and the specific species of the tree. Adjusting the timing based on these factors can be more effective for the tree’s overall health and lifespan.

A general guideline is to avoid removing more than 20-30% of a tree’s roots to prevent serious damage. Excessive root removal can lead to instability and hinder the tree’s ability to absorb water and nutrients. Symptoms of root loss might not appear for five years or more, so it’s crucial to evaluate carefully and minimize disturbance to ensure the tree’s health. Additionally, there are treatments that can be performed a month before root pruning or removal, which can reduce stress on the tree and improve its chances of survival.

Absolutely not! Our topmost priority is to make sure that we have a healthy and diverse urban canopy of trees. We technically have the highest dedication to saving and caring for trees wherever possible. Although we do remove trees if there is a need for it, be it for safety reasons or when a tree has developed so much disease that recovery isn’t possible, we provide a wide array of services focused on maintaining the health of your trees. Care for tree health remains one of the biggest parts of our job, and we try to use all other possible variants before removing the tree.

Yes, we proudly offer free estimations on any projects you may have in the near future. Whether it is tree trimming, pruning, removal, or any arborist services you are looking for, we can provide an estimate in great detail without additional costs. Our purpose is proudly serving you and making sure to provide all information upfront to help you make the best decisions.

You can generally expect to have your quote within 48 hours of our visit to the site. Our team will work hard to get your quote back as soon as possible so you can move ahead with your project. With larger jobs or those requiring more complex logistics, some patience is occasionally required to put together an appropriate and detailed proposal. We would appreciate your patience while we go through the estimate to ensure it meets all of your needs.
The process involved is easy and quite simple to use. Once you have reviewed and are satisfied with your proposal, click ‘approve’, signing the document to show your approval. Once we have your approval, we will schedule the time that best fits your schedule to complete your project. We will notify you as soon as possible of when this will be along with any service details so that you are well informed throughout.
Watering frequency varies by tree species and soil type, but generally, trees should be watered 2-3 times a week during the summer. In spring and fall, reduce watering to 1-2 times a week if there’s little rainfall. Newly planted trees will need more frequent watering in their first few years to establish strong roots. Don’t forget that even in winter, while trees are dormant, their roots are still active and need moisture. Conifers, which keep their foliage year-round, will require a bit more water than deciduous trees during this time.
If you’re looking for a company that sets the gold standard in tree care, look no further than Arbor Plus. Our team is exceptionally knowledgeable, prioritizing professionalism and safety in every service we provide. Trust us to give your trees the expert care they deserve!