Duluth Tree Services
Experienced Arborists in the Atlanta Metro Area
Duluth, with its stunning hillside views overlooking Lake Superior and the iconic Aerial Lift Bridge, presents unique challenges for tree care. At ArborForce Tree Services, we understand the importance of preserving the natural beauty of your property while facilitating the safety and health of your trees. Whether you have a stately oak gracing your yard in Congdon Park or need help managing the pines along the scenic Skyline Parkway, our experienced team is ready to assist. We're familiar with the specific needs of the local diverse tree species, from combating emerald ash borer to providing expert pruning for optimal growth in our sometimes harsh climate.
Trust ArborForce Tree Services to keep your property thriving. Contact us today at (470) 319-6625 or online for a free estimate on tree services in Duluth.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
At ArborForce Tree Services, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our customers have to say about working with us.
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“I cannot say enough great things about ArborForce!”
“This is the 2nd project I've used them for in the past 3 years & I'll use them again in the future. I had 10 big pine trees down in a small space & they were so careful with my property. The pricing was also very competitive!”- Kelsey W. -
“Great job!”
“ArborForce pulled a tree off a roof and returned to take 5 more trees for me. The trees were in a very tight place. The crew was very disciplined and precise as not to damage houses or vegetation. Customer service always answered the phone!”- Gary B.
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“ArborForce Tree Services did a phenomenal job for us!”
“We needed five very tall trees removed, stumps ground and all of the chips and debris removed. ArborForce did this exceptionally well and at a very good price. I definitely recommend this company.”- Cathy C.
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“Excellent experience!”
“They removed a diseased cherry tree that was very close to my house. They also did the stump grinding for it. I also had them remove several limbs from other trees. Everyone I spoke to was helpful. They returned calls promptly with excellent communication!”- Charles J.
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“Cannot recommend them highly enough!!”
“Cleared 2-3 foot strip of a 200+ foot boundary between my house and neighbor's house. Came on time, did a GREAT job, and cleaned up thoroughly after the job was finished.”- Bart L.
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“I highly recommend them!”
“I have used Arbor Force three different times to have trees cut down in our yard. They are very professional and go above and beyond.”- Monica G.
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“I would use then again!”
“Very professional in every aspect of their business. From start to finish, everything went like clockwork. The takedown was quick and the cleanup was super!”- Bob F.
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“Arbor Force is fantastic!”
“These guys did the impossible by removing dead trees without touching the surrounding dogwoods. They were prompt, courteous and totally professional. Highly recommended.”- David H.
Stabilizing Trees on Duluth's Slopes
Duluth's picturesque hillsides offer stunning views but present unique tree care challenges. Steep slopes are prone to erosion, which can weaken the soil and compromise tree stability. Protecting trees on these inclines requires a specialized approach that prioritizes root health and erosion control.
Key strategies for ensuring trees thrive on hilly terrain include:
- Root system reinforcement: Healthy roots are essential for anchoring trees on slopes. Deep root fertilization and the application of bio-stimulants can encourage robust root growth, improving stability and drought resistance.
- Erosion control measures: Implementing erosion control measures like retaining walls, terraces, or strategically placed boulders can help stabilize the soil and prevent it from washing away.
- Mulching: Applying a layer of organic mulch around the base of trees helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health, all of which contribute to stronger root systems and reduced erosion.
- Proper drainage: Set up proper drainage on your sloped property to prevent water from pooling around tree roots, which can lead to root rot and instability.
By addressing the specific challenges of sloped terrain and employing these techniques, homeowners can safeguard their trees and promote longevity, even on the steepest hills. Our qualified arborists can assess a property and develop a customized plan for stabilizing trees on slopes.
Safe Tree Removal on Duluth's Hillsides
Removing trees on Duluth's steep slopes and limited access areas demands specialized skills and equipment. Our experienced arborists possess an intricate understanding of tree biology, rigging techniques, and safety protocols necessary for navigating these challenging environments. We utilize advanced equipment, including cranes and aerial lifts, to ensure precise and controlled removals, minimizing disruption to a property and surrounding landscape.
Whether dealing with a hazardous tree leaning precariously towards a home or clearing a path for new construction, we prioritize safety and efficiency every step of the way. Our team meticulously plans each removal, accounting for factors like slope gradient, soil stability, and nearby structures. Trust our expertise to safely and effectively remove trees from even the most challenging locations.
Protecting Your Trees from Duluth's Heavy Snowfall
Duluth winters are beautiful, but they can be brutal on trees. Heavy snowfall can lead to broken branches, damaged trunks, and even uprooted trees. Taking preventative measures now can save the headache and expense of dealing with tree damage later.
Here's how to protect trees from the weight of Duluth's snow:
- Strategic pruning: Before the snow flies, have a professional arborist assess trees and prune any weak, dead, or crossing branches. This reduces the weight the tree has to bear and decreases the risk of breakage.
- Cabling for support: Cabling can provide extra support and prevent splitting under heavy snow loads for trees with multiple leaders or weak branch unions. This technique involves installing flexible steel cables between branches to distribute weight more evenly.
- Choose the right trees: When planting new trees, consider species that are naturally resistant to snow and ice damage. Native trees like white pine, red maple, and paper birch tend to be well-adapted to Duluth's climate. Avoid brittle species like willows or poplars, which are more prone to breakage.
Don't wait for a snowstorm to take action – contact our Duluth tree services experts today at (470) 319-6625 for a tree risk assessment and winter preparation plan.
