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RemovalWhat drives the cost of tree removal in Erie?
Height, trunk size and what's under the tree matter far more than the species. Here's how a removal gets priced.
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TrimmingWhen is the best time to trim trees in Erie?
Dormant season is best for most trees, but not every cut can wait. Here's a simple calendar for Erie County yards.
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StumpsStump grinding vs. stump removal: which do you need?
Grinding is quick and tidy. Full removal is more work and rarely needed. Here's how to decide.
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EmergencyA tree fell on your house. What do you do first?
Get out of that part of the house, stay away from wires, and take photos. Here's a step-by-step checklist.
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StormGetting your trees ready for lake-effect snow and ice
Heavy wet snow and ice break more branches in Erie than wind does. A few steps in the fall can prevent a lot of damage.
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Dead TreesEmerald ash borer in Erie County: what to do about ash trees
Most untreated ash trees in the region have died or are dying. Here's how to spot them and why waiting makes removal harder.
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CablingIs a split fork in your tree dangerous?
Tight forks with trapped bark are one of the most common reasons big trees split. Here's what to look for.
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ClearingClearing an overgrown lot: what to expect
From walking the property to the last pass with the chipper, here's how a residential clearing job usually goes.
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BrushWhat to do with brush and branches after yard work
Curbside pickup has limits, burning is often restricted, and piles attract critters. Here are the practical options.
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Tree Health7 signs your tree may be dying
Thin leaves, fungus at the base, cracks and bark falling off are worth a closer look. Here's what each one means.
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