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By donnakiley375 November 23, 2017
Your staff are always courteous and clearly explain what they are going to do in the yard. All my questions have been answered too. ...read more
By TeresaDutton827 February 02, 2017
I am not home when the Tru Green specialist arrives, but I do appreciate the detailed written report that is left on the front door. ...read more
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We support local law enforcement! We are always thankful of the men and women that serve this country and we're blessed to be able to give back in any way possible. We have had the opportunity to donate a tree to some of our local fire stations as well as other nonprofits. We also like to offer any military, police, and firefighters an additional 10% off their purchase. ...read more
By Grinch's Christmas Trees December 05, 2018
The bark beetle is one of the most destructive coniferous tree insects in North America and Europe. It has been so devastating to our coniferous trees, that experts are saying that the tree mortality that we are witnessing is historically unprecedented. Bark beetles consist of more than 2,000 species that are usually less than 6mm long and brown or black in color. To the bark beetle, a tree is a yummy buffet, a home, and a nursery for their young. The beetles burrow into a tree to form chambers for their eggs. Once hatched, the larvae munch their way through the wood, forming a series of tunnels. At the end of the tunnel, each larva pupates and emerges as an adult beetle through a hole in the bark. As the bark beetle burrows and feeds on the inner bark, it interferes with the tree’s absorption of nutrients. Many species of bark beetle also deposit fungus on the wood to hinder the tree’s sap production, since sap is the tree’s natural defense system to push out the beetles. The fungus helps the beetles to live, however it can begin to spread into the wood, thus impeding on the water supply to the leaves. So gradually, the tree becomes malnourished and dehydrated. Some trees may die within weeks of infestation, while others may take years to fatally succumb to their invaders. How do you know if your tree is infested? Spotting a bark beetle infestation can be quite simple and easy to do without the help of a specialist. However, once an infestation has been detected, contact one of Certified Arborists for immediate action. The following are the top indicators that we look for when inspecting a tree for infestation. BROWNING FOLIAGE One of the first beetle infestation signs that a tree owner observes in their tree is a random limb or a section of the tree that appears dead with brown pine needles. It looks dead because it is dead. The tree has been ravaged in the inside and has been suffering from malnutrition and dehydration. RED BASE SAP Inspect the base of the tree for reddish collections of sap. These tend to be large (size of a quarter or larger) and are typically located within the bottom 3 feet of the trunk. If you spot these, your tree has a turpentine beetle infestation. LEAKING SAP If no reddish sap clusters were found at the base of your tree, wonderful — now inspect the rest of the trunk and limbs for oozing sap or dried sap clusters that resemble popcorn. If you spot more than a dozen, then unfortunately, your tree has very little chance of survival. On the other hand, spotting only a few holes could mean that the beetle infestation hasn’t yet reached the point of no return. Consult one of our Certified Arborist so immediate action can be taken. HOLES Holes that about the diameter of a pencil will be noticeable throughout a beetle-infested tree. Normally, these holes will have sap clusters covering them, as sap is the tree’s way of pushing the beetles out. However, if a tree has dry holes with no presence of sap, it is a dire sign that the tree has already pushed out all of its sap and dried out. If the tree has “bled out,” then it has no chance of survival. ...read more
By LC Tree Service May 22, 2018
Get the most out of your wood features and antique furniture with our finishing and refinishing services. Our experienced carpenter can match any stain, color, or finish for the look of your choice. Treat yourself and your home to high-quality custom cabinets at competitive prices. Work with our experienced carpenters to find the woods, stains, and styles you like best! There's no quicker way to add value to your kitchen or bathroom's cabinets than our refacing services. If you love the layout of your cabinets, but dislike the way they look, refacing is the best solution. When you hear contractors talk about personalizing your kitchen, what they really mean is building a custom cabinet system around your cooking and food needs. Why not cut out the middleman and work directly with your local cabinet experts? Work with the professionals at Carpinteria Adame to design a cabinet system for your kitchen, bathroom, or anywhere else you need a little extra storage! Our team will walk you through your options until you find a style you love! With our years of carpentry and cabinet design experience on your side, no style is off-limits! Just let us know what you want out of your cabinets, and we'll make it happen! Once you have decided on the design, our crew can install your new custom cabinets quickly and efficiently. Whether you need cabinet installed in your newly constructed home or you'd like to replace the cabinets you already have, Carpinteria Adame has a wide range of standard styles and layouts for any room in the house or office. Work with our knowledgeable staff to pick the style, cabinet structure materials, and the door design. Premade cabinet structures are easy to install and help move your project along as quickly as possible. ...read more
By Carpinteria Adame January 06, 2015
Choosing a tree surgeon, or arborist, is one of the most important parts of owning a healthy tree. Tree surgeons are professionals who are trained to improve the beauty and health of trees and bushes. Doing a little research and asking the right questions can save time and money. ...read more
Average sized cities or larger suburban areas can easily have hundreds of homes that are in desperate need of outdoor maintenance. Some of the homes have not been neglected. The owners simply do not have the tools or skills to trim the trees. Here are a few tips on how to start a tree trimming service... ...read more