Tree Work Now

Our latest newsletter: Tree Pruning At-a-Glance

Sadly, an older New Smyrna Beach gentleman was killed by a pine tree he felled in his back yard this Sunday. Tree removal is a very dangerous task, even for seasoned tree service pros, which is why I am grateful for every injury-free day, week and month!

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Please see our inaugural issue of “Tree Matters”, launched to assist you as you care for the safety, health and beauty of your Orlando area trees. This issues includes a do-it-yourself tip that could very well save your life if you attempt to trim or remove trees yourself. The other major article offers you six danger signs to look for as you inspect your trees for storm-readiness. We hope you enjoy our newsletter at the following link:
>http://treeworknow.com/tree-matters-fall-2010-newsletter.php

Tree Work Now’s General Manager has obtained his ISA Certified Arborist credential. A difficult test to pass involves knowledge of tree species, biology, proper pruning techniques, etc. This credential boosts customer confidence, especially when they have concerns such as insect and disease treatment, structural pruning, and professional recommendations about choosing the proper tree and placing it an appropriate place given its mature size. Now Tree Work Now has two Certified Arborists at its disposal when difficult tree issues arise. Even employees who do not have this advanced designation are still quite knowledgeable about trees and our average years of experience on our crews is astounding.