As the leaves start falling and the temperatures drop, it’s a good opportunity to take a closer look at the trees around your property. Whether you have a few dead branches that need attention or a tree that has been on your to-do list for a while, the cooler months may be the perfect time to get it taken care of.

October is the month for spooky decorations, haunted houses, and things that go bump in the night. But sometimes, the trees in your yard can look pretty spooky all on their own.

September is here, and before long, the leaves will start changing and falling. While most of us are looking forward to cooler temperatures and a little less humidity, this is also a good time to take a look at the trees around your property.

August is often one of the hottest and driest months of the year. While we may head indoors to escape the heat, our trees don't have that luxury. Established trees are generally tough, but long stretches of hot weather and little rainfall can take a toll on even healthy looking trees.

Summer means more time outside — hiking, gardening, mowing, clearing brush, and spending long days working in the yard. Unfortunately, it also means peak tick season and this year we’ve already been seeing plenty of them.

If you spend enough time outdoors, chances are you’ll eventually find a tick attached. When that happens, knowing how to remove it properly can make a big difference.

There’s nothing better than spending a summer evening outside, until the heat, harsh sun, or lack of privacy sends everyone back indoors. That’s where trees can make a huge difference.

Healthy, properly maintained trees do more than improve a property’s charm. They can completely transform how your outdoor spaces feel and function during the hottest months of the year.