When you need a tree removed from your property, understanding the factors that contribute to the cost of a tree removal estimate is crucial. Several elements can affect the pricing, ranging from the tree’s height to its proximity to structures. Here’s what you need to know before scheduling your tree removal: Tree Size and Height …
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When you need affordable tree removal, it’s important to approach the process with a clear plan. Whether you’re dealing with a tree that’s damaged or simply needs to be removed for safety reasons, understanding how to budget for this service can make the process much easier. At Snohomish Tree Company, we are happy to provide …
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When you need a tree removed or trimmed back, hiring a team that specializes in tree cutting services is the safest and most reliable choice. At Snohomish Tree Company, we know how to manage even the most difficult jobs while protecting your property and the people around it. The Risks of Doing It Yourself Cutting …
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We understand how quickly a fallen or damaged tree can turn into a major problem. Storms, high winds, or even weakened roots can bring down large limbs or entire trees with little warning. That is why having a team you can count on for emergency tree removal makes all the difference. Quick action can help …
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Howdy, friends: Spring doesn’t begin until March 20th. That means we’ve got roughly 1.5 months left of winter. Chances of snow and cold weather Historical data shows that average temps in Seattle tend to warm slightly each month from January to March, with the average low being in the high 30’s. Weather.gov provides a one-month forecast …
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Of all the trees that Puget Sound homeowners are likely to have in their yard, cottonwoods are the most dangerous. There’s several reasons for that: they grow fast they absorb a ton of water, which makes them heavy they’re a soft wood that breaks easily they grow in wet, unstable soil, which makes them prone …
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As a general rule, a stump that produces no foliage is dead. However, in rare circumstances, it’s technically possible for it to live on. As a general rule, a stump that produces no foliage is dead. However, in rare circumstances, it’s technically possible for it to live on.
Howdy, friends, and happy new year! Winter’s only just gotten started, so we’ll touch on a few seasonal reminders, before taking a look at the lumber market and some other content. For more info on winter tree tips, you can view the last newsletter here. Rock salt can dehydrate and kill trees…so be careful when applying …
Yes, tree stumps are still alive. At least, they are for a while after the tree is first cut down. Like all organisms, trees are stubborn and will struggle to survive against all odds.
Howdy, friends: Winter begins this month (Dec 21). Here are a few things to be thinking about as we move into the coldest part of the year:
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