Tree Services

Tree Trimming

As trees grow, they need direction. This may be in the form of pruning, thinning or removing deadwood. GroundsKeeper’s professional
arborists have specialized training and equipment, as well as an “eye” for what needs to be done. Pruning enhances the appearance and value
of landscaping, but proper pruning is important for several reasons.

• Removes weak, dead, storm damaged, diseased, or interfering branches
• Can be used to train growth patterns of young trees
• Minimizes the risk of storm damage
• Provides clearance for streets, sidewalks, driveways, structures and overhead lines

Tree and Stump Removal

Although we consider every option to preserve your trees, sometimes due to poor condition, location or risk, removal is the best management
option. Some removal projects are routine, while others require highly technical skills including working around utility lines or complex
rigging. We have Arborists and crew members with all the skills necessary to safely complete the most difficult and hazardous removals. GroundsKeeper is also equipped to grind stumps of any size.

Insect and Disease Management and Diagnosis

The first line of defense against pests and diseases is plant health. The healthier a tree or shrub, the better able it is to naturally
fend off insects and diseases. Our primary focus is preventive pest management through overall tree care.

Even with preventive maintenance, sometimes your trees may still have problems. Our Certified Arborists will evaluate your trees and recommend
the most effective and environmentally sensitive management approach.

Tree Surveys

GroundsKeeper Landscape Care’s Certified Arborists can provide a variety of consulting services including tree surveys. A tree survey
is an important part of your tree management plan. It provides the type, number, location and health of your trees and can be used as
a baseline for an overall tree management plan. Many communities now require surveys as part of construction permit processing. Our experienced
surveyors can undertake surveys from individual inspections to large populations numbering 1,000 + trees.