Tree Health & Assessment

Without the worry of being upsold on extra costs from tree-care companies. With our expertise, we’ll always advise the best for your tree.

Native Trees, especially Oaks, are considered a keystone species — keystone meaning: essential — alongside reducing air-pollutants, lowering asthma rates, and cooling air temperatures, native trees have co-evolved with our native natural environment; they provide habitats and host a myriad of different animal species. Oaks can host more than 500 different species of caterpillars, and over 4,000 different species of animals and insects.

To put this into perspective:

Birds e.g, Chickadees, needs upwards to 6,000 to 9,000 caterpillars to successfully feed & raise their babies. A non-native tree, e.g, Kousa Dogwood, or a Bradford-Pear, can’t host our native insects, and therefore, birds can’t find insects to eat from them.