Heartwood Tree Care

07/04/2025

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I would have to agree 😉

Great brew to end a great week and start a great weekend. Happy Friday!

06/23/2025

Some before, during, and after of a large maple removal today. The GRCS came in handy and one happy customer is now well stocked with firewood.

03/12/2025

Greetings 2025! Spring has sprung, the snow is melting, birds are singing, and we have a new employee this year.

Welcome to the team, Dot!

As we finish getting equipment ready for the upcoming year we just want to remind you the phone line is open. So as we all emerge from hibernation, take a look at the trees and shrubs around your property and give us a call if there's anything you want to see change.

506-262-9663

12/19/2024

Working yesterday at the Marysville Community Gardens to maintain their fruit trees and edible berry shrubs in what will officially be the last job of 2024.

With that finished we are calling an end to the season. It was a great year meeting new customers, learning new techniques, and growing in all ways.

The phone line will remain open for emergency work over the winter, although hopefully there's none needed.

I look forward to seeing new and returning customers next spring. 🌿

10/13/2024

How about that wind yesterday! 🍃 This poplar didn't think it was too great.

A few cuts to make it safe and it's time for some good food 🤤

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

09/22/2024

07/04/2024

How's the view from your office?

05/29/2024

Don't do this folks, just don't.

While the previous owner had good intentions of being environmentally friendly by installing a clothesline, he chose a poor method. By wrapping a chain around the trunk of this silver maple and leaving it while the tree grew he essentially choked it. This process, known as girdling, disrupts the flow of nutrients to the canopy and is a sure death sentence if not caught early enough.

Not only was this particular case bad for the tree, it also created a hazard for the new homeowner. The girdled area created a significant weak spot and with this large lead aimed at the house, deck, and service wires it would have caused catastrophic damage when (not if) it failed.

While trees can provide support for many activities like slack lines and ninja courses anything wrapped around any part of a tree should ideally be removed once the activity is over or at the latest the end of the season it's being used.

05/24/2024

Yep....we do that too!

05/09/2024

If you've ever wondered how a cedar hedge is born....

70 trees later and this customer is on his way to a natural privacy barrier. 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

Big thanks to John from Ideal Tree Service for the assistance on this project. 💪

04/23/2024

Soft spring lawns are no match for our ground protection mats. These mats not only allow us easier access to difficult trees, they leave your yard rut free. 💪

04/05/2024

New year. New training. Continuing a goal of lifelong learning to better serve the community.

The Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ) allows us to provide a detailed risk assessment of your trees, following an industry standard process, and prescribe various mitigation options based upon your individual needs and limitations.

Contact us today for a free, no obligation estimate and determine if a tree risk assessment is right for you.

506-262-9663
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