Showing posts with label Tree Removal Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tree Removal Services. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 August 2019
Summer Ending and Signs of Fall Beginning
With Summer ending and fall on it’s way, what’s a better way to celebrate autumn than taking in the beautiful foliage? From deep reds to bright oranges, fall is one of the seasons where leaves boast of diverse colors. Every year during this time, people travel from different parts of the world to see the beautiful New England foliage; some of the prettiest autumn scenery in New England.
With that said, however, autumn is also the time that trees become weak. As leaves fall during the cold season, the frigid weather can make trees weaker. Trees are also prone to more diseases during this time, and can potentially rot. Take preventative measures to ensure safe Seymour tree removal before they fall during winter months.
Fall leave colors can tell a lot about the health of a tree. Identifying a sick tree can be determined by looking at the colors. Leaves that are irregular in shape or a yellow color (unless naturally yellow) can mean your tree is diseased. With the hot, dry summers, trees need to recover. In the fall, trees need to be replenished with water. Trees that do not get enough water can have insects or diseases. This can cause the color changing quickly within the leaves. Trees that display signs of fall early are trees to carefully observed, as they may be diseased and need to be taken down.
As trees begin to freeze, it is possible to have dead branches fall. Cutting down these branches will ensure you enjoy a safer autumn and winter. For Seymour tree cutting, Precision Cutting Services offers from single branch cutting to emergency Seymour tree services. So have a reliable tree cutting service company on hand to enjoy to upcoming fall months with peace of mind.
Wednesday, 6 December 2017
How to Protect Trees in the Winter
Taking Care of Older Trees
With older trees, they require different care from newly planted trees. The best time to prune your trees is during the winter, even though trees are in their inactive, dormant stage. Be sure to remove branches that are dead, and cut back any branches that are leaning over your home or are in close proximity. If during the Winter, you notice that your tree is leaning over due to ice formation, do not shake the tree branches. Make sure your tree is hydrated, fertilized and has proper mulch surrounding it before the cold Winter months. Even with adequate tree preparation, there is still a chance that pests, snow damage or salt with affect your trees health. In this case, you may need Guilford tree cutting if you are in the New Haven county area.
Preparing Newer Trees for the Bitter Winter Months

So, if you are still having tree issues even after taking the above precautions - it is important to seek a tree professional. For a reliable tree cutting service in the New Haven County area, Precision Cutting Services offers quality tree cutting services at an affordable price. We offer 24/7 emergency tree services in the area and we respond as soon as possible to any tree emergencies. Contact Precision Cutting Services today for a full-service tree cutting company at a great price!
Monday, 17 April 2017
Landscaping Services offered in Hamden
Since the summer is quickly approaching, Precision Cutting Services is now conducting more landscaping and tree removal services. We have put away our snow equipment and are now ready to tackle more services in the summer for Hamden tree removal, Wallingford and surrounding towns. From maintaining grass to trimming trees, our property maintenance will keep you home in tip-top shape.
We offer many landscaping services to the New Haven County and surrounding areas. If you want a nice looking lawn for the summer, but just do not know how to maintain it - then Precision Cutting Services is your answer! We’re a full-service company that provides quality and honest work, every time. We are a locally-owned and operated business, that can provide you with commercial and residential landscaping services. We provide all of your lawn maintenance and tree removal Hamden needs from leaf and debris cleanup to grass cutting and tree trimming.
We also offer tree cutting services, for those of you who with unruly, overgrown or dead trees. Our staff has at least 5 years of experience with climbing and operating equipment, to ensure you a quality job for each tree. Our licensed and insured staff are honest, and never ask for a payment until you are completely satisfied!
You may still be hesitant to try out a new landscaping and tree removal company. We offer flexible contracts and budgeting, and we always are consistent and on time with appointments. From lawn care and mulching to planting gardens and tree removal, we are a commited to providing you with excellent service. So contact Precision Cutting Services today to transform to finally have your dream property!
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Exploring Nature in Woodbridge CT
Woodbridge is a beautiful town located in New Haven County. Woodbridge is apart of As Spring approaches with beautiful, sunny weather, there are a lot of outdoor activities to enjoy.
Woodbridge has activities to suit many people of different interests. Some popular outdoor things to do is to go hiking at the West Rock State Park. You can hike, walk, and even have picnics at the top of the mountain. You can enjoy the pristine view of New Haven from the top.
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Enjoy the Outdoors at the Savino Vineyards |
The Naugatuck State Forest is another popular area for locals with 5,000 acres of land. Some of the recreational activities include: mountain biking, hunting, bird-watching, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and much more! You can find beautiful waterfalls off the trail, that allow for a quiet getaway.
The Savino Vineyards is a great hangout for many in New Haven County to enjoy the farmlands while sitting back and enjoying a glass of wine. From farm fresh wines to a wide selection of cheeses, enjoy your Spring evenings in leisure.
Unfortunately trees can pose dangers with outdoor activities. Because we still want you to enjoy the outdoors worry-free, Precision Cutting Services will give you a free estimate on any trees you want to have removed. So let Precision Cutting Services handle the tough jobs, so you can return to safely enjoying the Spring.
With Spring Around the Corner Durham Offers Great Natural Venues to Enjoy
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View of the Pistapaug Pond from the Mountain |
With Spring approaching, there are many fun things to enjoy outdoors in Durham, CT. The many mountains and parks Durham boasts of are not only historical but also beautiful. The Millers Pond State Park expanded from 30 acres in 1955 to 170 acres in 1972. The Pond gets its water from the natural large unpolluted springs that are excellent for fishing.
Another place to explore in Durham is the Tri Mountain state Park and the Trimountain and Pistapaug Mountain. The Tri Mountain State Park is a pristine, remote area between Durham and Wallingford. You can access this through the Mattabesett Trail where you can hike to see gorgeous views from the Traprock Ridge. The park is free to the public, and has 50 miles of trail that rises 500 feet. Talk about a spectacular view!
The Pistapaug Mountain is an even larger mountain. It is 700 feet high, and is located 11 miles from the Northeast part of New Haven. The mountain overlooks the Pistapaug Pond where you can even see bald eagles from time to time. The Coginchaug River runs through pastures and farmlands, giving a scenic view of Durham, Middlefield and Middletown. This is a great river for canoeing and fishing.
As there are many activities to do in Durham this Spring, it is important to consider the dangers of some of these activities. Since these areas are near many trees, you need to consider your safety. The scenery may be beautiful, but trees are always prone to diseases, weakness, and even falling. If you see any trees in your area that may be in danger of falling, let the professionals at Precision Cutting Services handle at-risk trees.
Friday, 20 January 2017
Recreational Activities in Shelton CT

Other activities to do include visiting the Jones Family Farms and the Beardsley’s Cider Mill & Orchard. Jones Family Farms is an old 400 acre farm that allows you to pick your own produce, enjoy hayrides, pick Christmas trees and even enjoy the winery with a tasting room. The fun atmosphere provides activities for the whole family to enjoy, which will have you coming back again and again! Another local farm is The Beardsley’s Cider Mill & Orchard, which grows many different types of seasonal produce, has fresh cider from 40 different types of apples, makes raw honey and their own jams and desserts made from scratch. They are open daily where visits to the farm for fresh, local food are encouraged.
For recreational fun residents are encouraged to visit the Shelton Lakes Recreation Path or the SportsCenter of Connecticut. The Shelton lakes Recreation Path is a trail that goes from Pine Lake to Huntington Center. This trail is great for an easy stroll through town that passes over the historic dam, with access to the local dog park and the Shelton Center. A popular place for sports entertainment and leisurely fun include the Sports Center of Connecticut. From the golf and batting range to the game zone with bowling and lazer tag, there is something for everyone to do. For relaxing activities, they even have a painting class for groups or individuals to find your inner artist.
Since there is a wide variety of outdoor activities to choose from in Shelton, it is good to be aware that these activities can be dangerous when faced with severe weather conditions. Since dangerous weather can weaken branches and cause them to fall on outdoor places, these activities can be threatened. Luckily there is Shelton Tree Removal and Ansonia Tree Removal to help residents living in the valley part of the state with all of their tree services. From emergency tree removal to stump grinding, we are there for all of your tree needs.
Thursday, 19 January 2017
Outdoor Recreation Offered in Ansonia CT
The Naugatuck River |
Ansonia has many activities for their residents to do, including outdoor activities like The Naugatuck River. The Naugatuck River flows through Ansonia, CT, providing residents with water activities all year long. The river allows people to fish, swim, kayak, and canoe. A fun activity that residents along the
Naugatuck River do is fly fishing. When fishing, residents often catch Atlantic Salmon or Trout.
Another fun outdoor activity is spending time at the Indian Well State Park. The Indian Well State Park is on the border of Ansonia and Shelton. This park provides residents with an area to swim, hike or run. It also has natural rock caves, springs and waterfalls, where residents enjoy jumping in. This pet friendly park allows dogs on a leash to embark on journeys with their owner. A small beach at the end of the park is available for residents to relax and enjoy the sun. From friendly people to outdoor barbecues, what’s not to love about this park?
The Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center is a place for all ages to enjoy. This once family-owned dairy farm now has 2 1/2 miles of trails. It also has 150 acres of grassland and wooded areas, along with ponds and streams. Recreational fields have also taken over a part of the land dedicated to football, soccer, basketball and softball fields.
The nature center is also opened to the public for animal viewing. The collection of animals that we have in the park are held here mainly due to them being unable to survive in the wilderness. Animals are on display so visitors can admire their beauty and understand their lifestyles.
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Precision Cutting Services Performing a stump removal. |
Friday, 23 December 2016
Winter Weather Warnings for Shelton CT
A cold weather advisory was issued for the town of Shelton CT by Governor Dannel P. Malloy and the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection for severe cold and winds. Bitter cold temperatures with single digits was forecast from December 15-17, and may continue throughout the month of December and into January.
Those in need of shelter should are advised to seek shelter during these winter months during this weather emergency. Conditions this winter are severe and are predicted to worsen. Severe winds and heavy snow can cause trees to weaken and fall. People should stay in houses during times of high winds, which can cause tree branches to loosen and fall down. The weight of heavy snow on trees can definitely cause trees to fall over, posing a danger to citizens passing by.
If you see a tree that looks like it is dying from the harsh winter weather conditions, do not hesitate to contact Precision Cutting Services. Trees can easily freeze during cold temperatures, and rot on the inside. These trees can easily fall on houses and cause further damage to property. Trees that have cracks, missing bark or a leaning trunk should be looked at by a professional.
From minor tree branch cutting to emergency tree removal, Precision Cutting Services is always there. For emergency tree removal services, we are available 24 hours. Free quotes are provided with all services, which are done by tree experts with at least 5 years of experience. So if you want your trees safely and precisely removed - with individually customized projects - then look no further!
Monday, 12 September 2016
Outdoor Events for Back to School Students
Back to school can be a stressful event for any college student from figuring out classes and buying books to submitting within deadlines. Luckily, there are a lot of events for college students to partake in to feel more at home and make their college years a time to remember. Outdoor events are common for colleges to host. Some of the events may include celebrations welcoming first year college students, outdoor movie nights, initiations for school clubs and Greek Life, concerts, fundraisers, outdoor theatres, and so much more!
There are many events of all kinds for college students to enjoy. One of them includes volunteering to help the local community through community outreach programs, such as the Outreach program at Hamilton College. These not only network students with employees and non-profit organizations, but the help the students to get a sense of purpose, and encourage leadership and student involvement!

With fun outdoor college events in mind, there is always a chance for bad weather. Making sure that tree limbs are not loose, or trees are not dead is the first step to campus event safety. If you find that your trees are in need of cutting, contact Precision Cutting Services today for tree removal services. We want your outdoor college events to be safe and enjoyable from Freshman to Senior year!
Enjoying fall at the City Seed Market
Each Saturday week, New Haven hosts the City Seed Market in Wooster Square. This farmer’s market runs from 9 AM to 1PM and provides, fresh, local foods made here in the heart of New Haven. Come support our city while enjoying fresh produce and meats to pastries and French Crepes. We have something for everyone to enjoy, engaging the community with economic development while promoting healthy food.
The City Seed Market runs in Wooster Square from 9AM - 1PM until December 17th. Our other locations in New Haven include: Edgewood Park, Downtown and Fairhaven. Visit the City Seed website to find out the different days and times held for each location. When the winter months set in, these markets will close, and we will open the Winter Market from January - March.

Thursday, 1 September 2016
Harvest Festival in Ansonia CT
On September 24th, the annual Harvest Festival will be held on Main Street in Ansonia. Enjoy crafts, music, food vendors and entertainment. Different harvest events will be going on including: pumpkin contests and decorating, the “Roaming Railroad” traveling down main street, ethnic foods, a scarecrow contest and much more! There are many activities for you and your family to cherish during this fall season.

Wednesday, 15 June 2016
Caring for Trees
Water
Each tree needs 25 gallons of water each week or 1.5 inches of rain
You can prevent water runoff:
- Including a 25 gallon slow-release watering bag to your maintenance routine. Fill it up once per week.
- Put a bucket at the bottom of your tree that is can hold 5 gallons of water. Make sure the bucket has holes and fill 5 times per week.
- Power on a house for a half an hour and place at the bottom of the tree. Turn the water on low to not overflow the tree.
Keep Lawn Equipment Away From Trees
- Line a trunk guard at the bottom of the tree to keep the water and nutrients inside. This will protect animals and rodents from getting in as well.
Pruning
- Tools – Make sure to use clean, sanitized tools. Make sure that they are not dull before use.
Timing
- It’s better to get rid of damaged or diseased trees at the soonest time possible. Do not wait too long
- Pruning should be done from December to mid-March, because it’s best during dormant season. You can better see the trees structure when the leaves have fallen
- Trees that flower in the Spring should be pruned after flowering. Other trees that flower, to prevent spread of plant disease, should be pruned in dormant season
Soil
- Nutrient deficiencies will affect the quality of the soil, so be sure to purchase top quality soil. Soil that is rich in organic matter is the best because it is free of toxins and pesticides that may slow plant growth.
- Soil quality will affect your landscape. Healthy soil will filter through any pollution to your plans, and give nutrients to your trees
- Health soil will appear to be darker in color since it is dense with organic matter
- It should contain: plant and animal activity, worms, and fungi.
In case your tree still fails after all of these tips for the upcoming summer season, let us know so we can help! We will carefully inspect your tree and if needed, we can remove it. We have specially trained staff who have 5 or more years of experience with handling trees. For tree removal in Hamden CT, contact us at (203) 466-2400 to receive a free quote!
Saturday, 19 July 2014
The Tree That Defined An American City: New Haven's Elms
New Haven's elm trees are a hallmark of the city, introduced to the city all the way back in 1686. The first elms planted along New Haven's streets arrived as a gift from a parishioner of the Reverend James Pierpont's First Church, which is still extant and is now known as the Center Church on the New Haven Green. They were gifted to commemorate the erection of his new home, located at the intersection of Elm and Temple Streets.
In 1784, urban planner James Hillhouse used his own funds to begin an ambitious tree planting program throughout the city. It was the first of its kind in America, at the time. This is how the city at large became identified with the elm tree.
So many elms were planted around the city at that time, that the city of New Haven became known as "The Elm City". The tree that became a beacon of pride for the city is known to reach up to 100 feet in height. The trees are shaped like an "arched vase", lending to an outline that has been described as “cathedral-like”.
The trees were able to thrive and grow throughout the city unimpeded until the early 20th century. During the 1930s, Dutch Elm disease caused a devastating blight throughout major urban areas of the U.S. The disease killed off many elm trees around the country, and the elms of New Haven weren't spared. The city stood to lose its favorite tree for good, but through extensive efforts, new varieties of elm were bred to resist Dutch Elm disease. The new strain of disease-resistant elms were planted around the city's parks and public spaces. Unfortunately, the disease is still a threat for trees located on private, residential properties which includes North Haven.
If you're a residential property owner who has noticed that your trees might be diseased, it's in your best interest to contact an tree removal service based in Connecticut that will send professionals to your property and inspect the trees. Diseased trees are a public hazard, and they can become a major safety risk for everyone living on your property.
While tree disease can't spread to humans, it does affect us in other ways, by causing trees to become extremely brittle. An affected tree will begin to die and decompose, making it likely for heavy branches to randomly fall to the ground. Even worse, if the disease goes deep enough into the tree, the whole main trunk can split in half at any time. When a tree is left to degrade and fall according to its own devices, it can become a lethal weapon.
In order to avoid damage to your property or risk to your life and limb, call a tree removal Orange CT service for an inspection and a free estimate today!
In 1784, urban planner James Hillhouse used his own funds to begin an ambitious tree planting program throughout the city. It was the first of its kind in America, at the time. This is how the city at large became identified with the elm tree.
So many elms were planted around the city at that time, that the city of New Haven became known as "The Elm City". The tree that became a beacon of pride for the city is known to reach up to 100 feet in height. The trees are shaped like an "arched vase", lending to an outline that has been described as “cathedral-like”.
The trees were able to thrive and grow throughout the city unimpeded until the early 20th century. During the 1930s, Dutch Elm disease caused a devastating blight throughout major urban areas of the U.S. The disease killed off many elm trees around the country, and the elms of New Haven weren't spared. The city stood to lose its favorite tree for good, but through extensive efforts, new varieties of elm were bred to resist Dutch Elm disease. The new strain of disease-resistant elms were planted around the city's parks and public spaces. Unfortunately, the disease is still a threat for trees located on private, residential properties which includes North Haven.
If you're a residential property owner who has noticed that your trees might be diseased, it's in your best interest to contact an tree removal service based in Connecticut that will send professionals to your property and inspect the trees. Diseased trees are a public hazard, and they can become a major safety risk for everyone living on your property.
While tree disease can't spread to humans, it does affect us in other ways, by causing trees to become extremely brittle. An affected tree will begin to die and decompose, making it likely for heavy branches to randomly fall to the ground. Even worse, if the disease goes deep enough into the tree, the whole main trunk can split in half at any time. When a tree is left to degrade and fall according to its own devices, it can become a lethal weapon.
In order to avoid damage to your property or risk to your life and limb, call a tree removal Orange CT service for an inspection and a free estimate today!
Friday, 18 July 2014
Orange, CT – A Haven For Lovers Of Greenery
The Orange, CT area is an area rich in
greenery, from the enduring Elm trees that defines the region, to the lush lawns
of home and business land owners in the area. It's no wonder then that the
average residential and commercial property owner wants to invest funds into
landscaping projects of all sorts.
If you're ready to plan, or re-plan your
property's landscaping scheme, you can call an Orange CT tree
removal service that also provides property owners
expert landscaping services. Not only can the tree removal Orange CT help you by plotting out specific flower and fauna
arrangements, the service can help you remove trees on your property that are
no longer necessary for your landscaping scheme, or may present a falling
hazard that may damage property or cause injury.
There is a couple of reasons why you'd need
to call a tree-cutting company in order to help you with a specified
landscaping project. First, you might see fit to remove a tree that is blocking
land that you'd like to use to plant upon.
Or, you might decide to use the land for a
landscaping construction project. Sometimes, it's best to remove a tree that
provides too much shade for an area that needs plenty of sunlight. And
sometimes, certain types of plants won't thrive in land that is nourishing a
nearby tree.
If you're thinking of beginning a
landscaping project, here are some things to keep in mind. First, have
professional landscapers come to your property, in order to view and test your
soil. They'll need to let you know if the scheme you have in mind is feasible
for your property.
Next, get an estimate for the landscaping project you have in mind. Ask if the landscapers charge for their labor, or if the price includes planning, and plotting. If you're considering landscaping construction projects, such as bridges, stairs, decks, wells, etc., you'll need to find out if you're required to pick up a permit from the city. If so, find out if you're responsible for the permits, or if the landscapers take care of this task on your behalf.
Not only can Precision Cutting Services perform residential landscaping, they can also perform commercial landscaping, as well as multi-family residential property landscaping and upkeep. Precision Cutting can manage a landscaping project of any scale, and they'll work at making you a completely satisfied customer.
Thursday, 17 July 2014
North Haven – Half Town, Half State Park
North Haven is renowned for its greenery, and
that is saying something in Connecticut. Even in the heavily wooded greater New
Haven area, North Haven has a prevalence of trees, both on public lands and
private properties. In fact, the area is so green and rich with trees, North
Haven is sometimes referred to as "Half town, half state park".
As a resident of North Haven, your property
is probably filled with all sorts of plant life, including trees of varying
ages and conditions. And given some conditions, the beauty that the trees on
your property provide can turn into something of a headache. For example, with
winter approaching, do you know whether or not the trees on your property are
strong enough to withstand the weight of snow and blistering winds?
Everyone knows that diseased trees are a
hazard, but sometimes the hazard stays hidden. You might not be able to tell
with your naked eye that your trees are brittle or diseased. Sometimes, an
otherwise healthy tree simply falls from old age. No matter what the reason is,
a responsible property owner needs to have the trees on their property
monitored and diagnosed, in order to
understand what possible dangers could be lurking on the property. After all, a
diseased, brittle, or damaged tree on your property is an accident waiting to
happen.
When you schedule an appointment with an Orange CT tree removal service, you can ask our workers to diagnose the health of the trees on your property. If we find any trees that present a possible hazard, you can arrange to have them cut down and removed, safely.
When you schedule an appointment with an Orange CT tree removal service, you can ask our workers to diagnose the health of the trees on your property. If we find any trees that present a possible hazard, you can arrange to have them cut down and removed, safely.
Tree removal is a much more elaborate and controlled task than many people realize. Trees must be cut down in a way that allows the tree to fall in a safe location and in a safe manner. Reckless tree chopping by amateurs can lead to a host of calamities, such as damaged power lines, damage to surrounding trees, property damage, vehicle damage and in some grave cases, even loss of life!
Our tree removal Orange CT service can assist you by removing problematic trees before they become a real danger, especially before impending storms. We also provide related services, such as landscaping and stump removal. Not only does Precision Cutting Services work on residential properties, but services can also be rendered for commercial properties.
Storms and hurricanes can't be prevented, but you can minimize the potential for damage by getting rid of tree branches or whole trees on your property that might become a problem, before it happens.
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