Trees Unlimited LLC

  Tree Stump Removal and Stump Grinding are two common methods for eliminating tree stumps after a tree has been cut down. These services are essential for improving the appearance, safety, and usability of a landscape. Here's a breakdown of each service: Tree Stump Removal: Tree stump removal involves completely extracting the stump and its root system from the ground. This is a more labor-intensive process but ensures the stump is entirely removed. Process: Digging Around the Stump : The soil around the stump is excavated to expose the root system. Cutting Roots : Roots are severed using tools like axes, saws, or specialized equipment. Pulling Out the Stump : Heavy machinery, such as a stump puller or backhoe, is often used to lift the stump out of the ground. Pros: Completely removes the stump and roots, preventing re-growth. Creates a clean slate for landscaping, construction, or replanting. Cons: Requires more time, effort, and equipment. ...

  1. What are residential tree services? Residential tree services refer to professional care and maintenance for trees on private residential properties. These services ensure the health, safety, and aesthetics of trees. Common residential tree services include: Tree Pruning & Trimming : Removing dead or overgrown branches to improve appearance, health, and safety. Tree Removal : Safely removing trees that are dead, diseased, or pose a safety risk. Stump Grinding/Removal : Eliminating unsightly stumps left after a tree is cut down. Tree Health Assessments : Checking trees for diseases, pests, and overall health. Emergency Tree Services : Addressing storm-damaged or fallen trees. Planting and Transplanting : Helping plant new trees or relocate existing ones. 2. Do I need a permit to prune residential trees? Whether you need a permit depends on your local city or county regulations: Public vs. Priva...

  Living Christmas trees keep family memories alive. Children get attached to their tree and have fun watching it grow. Parents have the added pleasure of watching their kids and the tree flourish together. Live Christmas trees are potted trees. Once You Decide to Buy a Living Christmas Tree: Plan a trip to your local nursery. Make it a family affair. Kids love to visit nurseries and help with tree selections. Some kids even name their new tree. Decide exactly where to replant the tree in the spring. This way you will know the growing space. You will also know the lighting conditions. Measure the ceiling height in the room it will visit. Before the ground freezes, dig a hole for the tree to be planted in, in the spring. Insulate the area with leaves. You can learn more about when to plant your tree outside by looking at the U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zone map. For example, northern New Jersey spans four zones: 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b. This information is used to calculat...