We offer reliable, friendly professional tree care in the SW
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A passion for trees
We provide a comprehensive suite of professional services to maintain or create your ideal green canopy. We cater to a diverse clientele, ranging from homeowners to commercial landowners.
Large tree rehab and maintenance
We offer solutions and services for maintaining and rehabilitating mature trees.
Removal
When the time has come to remove a tree from your canopy, we can offer safe solutions for removal.
Integrated Pest Management
Solutions for tree threatening insects and disease.
Consulting
If information and learning about your trees is what you need, we can assist.
Planting
Experience the benefits of a properly planted tree that is set up for success.
Structural pruning
Proper tree structure is the key to making your tree an asset rather than a liability. We can assist with young tree training or corrections on larger trees.
An array of benefits
In the desert southwest, shade is critical for comfortable outdoor spaces. Trees provide numerous ecological services and have an incredible influence on our quality of life.
The oasis that an urban forest provides has been linked to improved health outcomes
Trees regulate temperatures, dampen noise pollution, and generally affect human physiology, improving our well being. Green space is linked to:
- Reduction in stress and anxiety
- Improved cognition
- Increased social connections
- Lower blood pressure
- Reduction in symptoms of depression
- Improved immune function
- Decreased risk of chronic diseases and disorders
Trees provide a haven for wildlife that cannot survive on concrete and asphalt. They do this by:
- Absorbing pollutants
- Releasing oxygen
- Regulating temperatures
- Dampening noise pollution
- Providing shelter, food, and breeding grounds
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“Acts of creation are ordinarily reserved for gods and poets, but humbler folk may circumvent this restriction if they know how. To plant a pine, for example, one need be neither god nor poet; one need only own a shovel.”
Aldo Leopold
Visionary Southwestern Ecologist