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Residential Tree Services,
Houston
Residential tree care requires more than just removing unwanted trees and
shrubs. Safety, property enhancement, security and long term landscaping plans
are all important aspects to consider before removing trees from your property.
Special care is given when removing trees to ensure that no other trees or
structures on the property are damaged. Our staff of skilled tree removal
experts strive to guarantee your satisfaction with the work performed.
Why Remove Trees?
Trees are beautiful and do so much for us. Not just our health but they are also
a joy to look at. But sometimes because of poor health or landscape design they
must be removed. Ideal Landscape and Irrigation knows the proper technique and uses the right
equipment to safely remove unwanted trees and can do so with minimal, if any,
disturbance to your property.
Why Trim Trees?
Your trees beautify your home and also define you and your neighborhood. Tree
trimming improves the health of the tree by allowing air and sun light to
penetrate the canopy, therefore reducing the risk of fungus and disease. It also
enhances the shape of the tree making it prettier as well as healthier. It will
promote grass growth below the tree in your yard beautifying it as well. By
trimming, dead, dying and diseased wood is removed. Also, low limbs are removed,
which raise the canopy of the tree, thus clearing driveways. sidewalks
Here are some basic tree trimming tips:
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Avoid
planting directly under power lines. Within 30
feet of power lines, plant trees that will grow no
higher than 25 feet
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Larger trees should be planted 30 feet or more away from lines. Look at the
service lines to your house as well as the main line along the street or right
of way.
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Plant leaf-bearing trees to the east and west of your home to reduce summer
cooling costs, while admitting winter sunlight. Site evergreens and shrubs where
they will block cold winter winds.
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Our residential
landscaping
services are
offered for the
following
areas:
Houston, Sugar
Land, Katy,
Missouri City,
Stafford,
Rosenberg and
Richmond
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