ACTS Tree Care & Preservation LLC

05/12/2026

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We love trees, nature, and all of creation. For us to do our best work, we start with a consultation.

05/12/2026

Even when a tree appears lifeless, it still possesses life.

06/26/2025

06/23/2025

A tree preservation call that we responded to for a Tilia amerciana that had split below the main branch union. Commonly known as American Linden or Basswood, they are prized for being an excellent shade tree, a source early nectar for pollinators, and their large heart shaped leaves. We are happy the owner of this tree chose preservation over removal.

06/19/2025

This pruning cut was made by a customer. Once the “orange ooze” began seeping, some concern was raised over the tree’s health. Several resources, including Cornell University, have identified orange organisms similar to the one in the photo as Cryptococcus macerans, a basidiomycete yeast. The bright orange coloration results from the production and storage of carotene within the yeast cells. Under cool, wet conditions, this yeast can develop and result in a rather striking appearance on affected trees. I witnessed this orange, colonized yeast on sap occurring on Paper birch. The damage is mostly cosmetic and does not warrant any control measures.

The problem should correct itself as the sap flow slows and the wounds begin to heal in the late spring to early summer. Until then, enjoy the colorful display nature has provided!

06/12/2025

This forest Red Oak failed at the base during a wind event. It took out 3 Red Cedars, and a White Pine during its fall, blocking the driveway. What a mess!

01/05/2025

East shore of Big Green Lake looking North towards Sunset Park.

11/21/2024

Often times we find ourselves having the hard conversations. In fact, we look forward to it.

11/14/2024

Sometimes trees that reside where houses are installed get backfill from the construction site gets spread too thick and close to their base. How deep do you think the soil is right next to the trunk?
Answering in the comments below 👇🏻

09/03/2024

We are Hiring! Full-Time.
Are you interested in Arboriculture?
Do you have experience working in tree care?

We have an immediate position available.

Wages based on experience. Drivers license required

Call 9202293555 or PM to apply.