You want the best for your landscape, but caring for your Kansas City area trees can be complicated. You might feel overwhelmed about making the best decisions that will help preserve the health (and safety) of your property's trees. Fortunately, you don't have to figure it all out yourself. We can help guide you toward the best options so that you can continue to care for your trees properly.
Do I need tree removal vs Pruning? If you have a tree that is declining or is struggling in some way, you might wonder if you can preserve it with pruning services or if you need to remove it.
While this decision is made on a case-by-case basis, we can provide some guidance to help you better understand what is right for you.
Read MoreIf you are thinking about performing tree care for your trees, please see what a Kansas-certified arborist can do for you.
Read MoreAre your trees struggling from the continued drought in kc? Our certified arborist gives some good watering alternatives to help preserve your canopy
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Weak trees are no match for gusting winds and powerful summer thunderstorms. But you shouldn’t wait to find out whether your tree will withstand the weather.
Preventative measures can be taken to not only protect your tree from further damage, but also to protect your home, vehicles, pets, and family members.
Follow our advice for Kansas City tree care so you can continue enjoying your trees for years to come
Now that daydreaming about how beautiful your landscaping will be is about to become a thing of the past, you’re probably planning out all the ways you’ll improve it over last year.
Adding a tree or a few ornamentals to your landscape may be high on your priority list. But hold on! Should you really be planting trees in spring? Our certified arborists answer your most pressing questions.
They start in a nursery. Many take multiple decades to reach maturity. They require special care when they’re young and new. And you have to be sure you really love them before you decide to add one.
No, we are not talking about babies. We’re talking about trees!
Selecting a tree to plant on your property is a big decision that requires significant commitment. In the Kansas City area, you can choose from an array of shade trees that will thrive in your landscape, but they may not all appeal to you.
Lots of people fancy themselves DIY aficionados. Maybe you’re really handy with power tools. Or perhaps you’re crafty with a sewing machine. Or possibly you have a green thumb that leaves people in awe of your shrubbery and flowers.
Before you perform DIY tree pruning this spring, be sure to check out our tree care tips - and keep Arb Tech’s phone number handy for when you need to tackle a much bigger tree-related task.
Read MoreTree pruning is a necessary part of tree care, but in some cases, it can do more harm than good. Tree arborists near you know the ins and outs of how to care for trees on your Kansas City-area property, which is why we should be the first phone call you make when you need to address a problem with them.
That’s why we’ve come to realize it’s necessary to stop pruning oak trees and American elm trees effective April 1. Let us explain.
Read MoreWhen these eyesores are revealed, it’s best to call a tree arborist near you to take care of it, to help keep your trees healthy and growing or to potentially prevent spreading the cause to your other trees.
There are three main types of growths that you may see on your trees, some of which may require help from a professional from Arb Tech in Kansas City to diagnose and treat.
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