Arborist for Bear Island

[Garcia]

I'm full of questions today!

Anyone have a recommendation for an arborist who can do tree work on Bear Island. There is climbing involved as there are branches over buildings and few trees that don't look healthy too close to buildings. I want to preserve as many trees as possible but want an expert to identify problem/sick trees. Ideally they's chip up branches which I can spread. It's mostly pine and hemlock so not the best to burn so I'm guessing big stuff will need to be hauled away.

[Descant]

Without question: Arbor Tech. for trimming and removal. They work alongside Belknap landscaping who can identify and treat sick trees. Arbor Tech has worked for us on Welch over several projects. Belknap Landscaping presented to the Gilford Island Association this past spring meeting on various tree health issues. They're Working with us currently to manage Japanese Barberry, an invasive that also has thorns, so hard to manage at the homeowner level. Some of our brush they just stacked and waded through with a saw from different directions. This created wildlife habitat and a couple of year later, you'd never know it was there. Five Stars. 603.491-5183 for Courtney at Arbor Tech.

[Slickcraft]

Originally Posted by Descant

Without question: Arbor Tech. for trimming and removal. They work alongside Belknap landscaping who can identify and treat sick trees. Arbor Tech has worked for us on Welch over several projects. Belknap Landscaping presented to the Gilford Island Association this past spring meeting on various tree health issues. They're Working with us currently to manage Japanese Barberry, an invasive that also has thorns, so hard to manage at the homeowner level. Some of our brush they just stacked and waded through with a saw from different directions. This created wildlife habitat and a couple of year later, you'd never know it was there. Five Stars. 603.491-5183 for Courtney at Arbor Tech.

Yes, Arbor Tech. They have taken down many trees for us over the years, all had to be climbed. And last year Belknap Landscaping treated our red pine trees that were infected with red pine scale, an invasive insect.

Alan