Tree Service in New Hartford

Tree work in New Hartford, CT

Trees growing on the Farmington River banks develop shallow, spreading root plates in saturated soil. They look healthy right up until a wet spring wind lays them over whole, root ball and all. If you've got a large tree leaning riverward, it's worth an assessment before the next high-water event.

Up in the wooded sections of town, the recurring job is thinning overcrowded stands so the remaining trees get light and airflow — and so the homeowner isn't living underneath fifteen tall, spindly trees that all lean the same direction.

New Hartford also has a healthy number of long, tree-lined driveways. Clearance pruning along those keeps delivery trucks, oil trucks, and emergency vehicles from tearing limbs down on their way in.