Commercial Tree Services

Rob’s Tree Service provides environmentally responsible commercial tree services. For over 40 years, Rob has taken great pride in his work and commitment. Rob treats your trees and your business as if it is his own. We offer excellent tree services at affordable rates.

Commercial Tree Trimming at the Right Time of Year

The best time for commercial tree trimming generally falls in late winter or early spring, before trees begin their active growth, or in some cases, late summer or early fall. This timing minimizes stress on the trees, allowing them to heal before the growing season starts and promoting robust growth in the spring. However, the optimal time can vary depending on the tree species and specific goals. Consulting with Rob, an arborist, will help assess your tree and provide tailored recommendations.

Ideal Seasons for Pruning:

Late Winter/Early Spring: This is often the preferred time for pruning most trees, as they are dormant and less susceptible to stress from pruning wounds.

Late Summer/Early Fall: Certain trees, like maples and birches, are better pruned during this period to avoid excessive sap bleeding.

Avoid Pruning During Active Growth: Pruning during the active growth periods (spring and summer) can stress trees and potentially hinder their healing process.

Fall Pruning: Generally, avoid major pruning in the fall as it can disrupt the tree’s natural cycle and make it more susceptible to disease.

Factors to Consider:

Tree Species: Different tree species have different pruning needs and optimal times.

Tree Health: Trees with diseases or pest infestations may require immediate attention, regardless of the time of year.

Local Climate: California’s diverse climate can affect the best time for pruning, with some areas experiencing mild winters.

Nesting Birds: Be mindful of nesting birds, especially during nesting seasons (generally March to August).

Local Regulations: Some cities or municipalities may have specific regulations regarding tree trimming and pruning.

Specific Recommendations:

Oak Trees: Avoid pruning oak trees in the spring to reduce the risk of oak wilt.

Fruit Trees: Prune fruit trees in late winter or early spring, or in late July or August.

Trees That Flower on Old Wood: Prune these trees immediately after they finish flowering (e.g., flowering cherries, crabapple).

Trees That Flower on New Wood: Prune these trees in late winter or early spring before they leaf out, e.g., crape myrtles, American holly.

Commercial Tree Removal Services

We can help you remove unwanted trees from your property and also clear away dead, damaged, or hazardous trees that pose a threat to the structures on your property or utility wires.

We have been helping property owners, businesses, schools, churches, and public works facilities for over 40 years. No tree-clearing job is too big or too small for us!

Common Reasons for Tree Removal Service:

Here are some common reasons why businesses might need commercial tree removal services:

Safety Risks: Dead, dying, or diseased trees or those with damaged branches can pose significant safety hazards to employees, customers, and property. Falling limbs or entire trees can cause injuries and damage, leading to liability issues.

Property Damage: Tree roots can damage buildings, sidewalks, pavement, and underground structures. Also, trees located too close to structures can pose a threat of damage from branches.

Diseases and Pests: Trees infested with diseases or pests can become unstable and also threaten the health of surrounding trees.

Construction: Commercial development projects often necessitate the removal of trees to clear the land for construction, establish a stable foundation, and comply with relevant regulations.

Aesthetics: Removing unhealthy or unsightly trees can enhance the curb appeal and overall appearance of a commercial property, positively impacting the business image and attracting customers.

Landscaping and Property Value: Removing trees might be necessary to enhance the property’s aesthetics, create space for new landscaping, or increase the property’s value.

Storm Damage: Trees weakened or damaged by storms might need to be removed to prevent further hazards.

Undesirable Tree Species: Certain tree species are deemed undesirable due to their weak wood, excessive debris, shallow roots that cause damage, or invasive nature.

Trunk Damage: Severe trunk damage or decay can compromise the tree’s stability and necessitate removal.

Leaning Trees: Trees that lean significantly may be at risk of falling and should be evaluated by a professional.

Root Damage: If excavation or construction has damaged a significant portion of the tree’s root system, removal might be required.

Proximity to Power Lines: Trees growing into power lines are a serious hazard and require professional thinning or removal.