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Cost of Land Clearing in Brisbane

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In the market for land clearing services, but don’t know how much it’s going to cost you? This is the place for you.

This article will focus on the cost of professional land clearing services in Brisbane and surrounding areas, the factors that influence said cost and when to contact the team at Affordable Tree Service for assistance.

Is There a Specific Price You Can Expect to Pay for Land Clearing? 

Because all land is different, it can be difficult to provide an accurate quote of how much land clearing services will cost without actually seeing the area in need of work. Some services may cost only a couple of hundred dollars, but others may be several thousands of dollars.

For this reason, it’s important to contact your professional land clearer for a proper quote.

Factors Influencing Cost of Land Clearing Services

There are a number of different factors our professionals need to take into account when providing you with an accurate estimate of what it will cost you for land clearing services. Here, we’ll discuss some of the most important things we consider:

Regulations

In Queensland, there are certain regulations homeowners (and professionals like us) need to follow. Sometimes, navigating these regulations is more involved and may influence how high (or low) your quote is.

Size of Land

The size of the land requiring clearing matters when it comes to how much it will cost you. In most cases, smaller plots of land will cost less than larger spaces, which is understandable when you think of the equipment required and labour.

Equipment & Duration

Most professional land clearing services require a certain amount of equipment in order to get the job done, just as it would if you were to attempt it yourself (which is not something we recommend). 

The type of equipment required may influence the price you pay, especially if the duration of the job is a little longer than usual, and cannot be completed in one day.

Accessibility

Accessibility is something we always consider when taking on work, and this is especially true when you engage land clearing services. We need to make sure that, where possible, we are able to access the area in need of clearing easily, and move any equipment needed in and out as required. 

Terrain 

Is the land in need of clearing fairly flat, or are there lots of hills and rocks we need to navigate. If it’s the latter, you may find you need to pay a little extra for your services than if it was flatter.

Debris

Have you cleared the area of any excess rubbish? If there’s a lot of debris around which needs to be cleared in addition to the trees on your property, it may influence your quote.

Number of Trees

The number of trees in need of clearing will greatly influence how much you can expect to pay. For instance, if there are only a few trees to be removed, it will likely cost you less than if there was a “forest full”.

Condition of Trees

It’s much easier for us if the trees that need to be cleared from your land are healthy and in good condition. We are more than capable of removing them, of course, but the work required to do so may be more labour intensive, which will increase the cost.

When to Contact Affordable Tree Service

As we said, we would always recommend leaving land clearing to the professionals, especially if it’s not something you’re trained in and confident in completing.

Affordable Tree Service has been in the business for decades, and our team members have the knowledge and experience to get the job done right every time.

To book land clearing services with a professional company you can trust, contact us today.

Can I Clear Land Myself?

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Whether preparing for a major renovation and extension, or simply cleaning up your property, we’re often asked if you can clear land yourself.

In this article, we’ll tell you all you need to know about whether you can clear land yourself. From what’s involved, to the type of equipment, planning and restrictions, our experts will take you through it all.

We’ll also suggest when it might be time to call in the professionals like those on our team at Affordable Tree Service.

Is it Possible to Clear Land Myself? 

It is possible to clear land yourself, in some cases. But your question should really be if you want to. Not only are there certain restrictions on what you can and can’t clear yourself, you also need to factor in the time and skill associated with doing so.

You should think about the type of equipment you need to get the job done, as the cost of hiring such things can be more expensive than organising professional services.

Just some of the equipment you may need to hire includes:

– excavators or mini excavators
– stump grinders
– mulchers
– waste removal trucks
– skip bins

And before you do that, you have to work out your planning, complete with accurate measurements and placement of utilities or sewage lines so you don’t find yourself in hot water. By the time you get all that done, our professionals could have been in and out, but you haven’t even started.

Do I Need a Permit to Clear Land Myself? 

Again, this depends on what you’re doing. It’s one thing to clear up rubbish and pull out flower beds to make room for new plants. It’s another thing to remove trees – especially those native to Australia and if they are home to wildlife like koalas or possums.

When You Should Call Affordable Tree Service 

There’s nothing worse than starting a project and finding you’re out of your depth.

At Affordable Tree Service, we have the expertise and know how to assist with all your land clearing needs, including advice on permits and planning, having the right equipment and everything you’ll ever need.

To arrange for professional land clearing services from someone who knows what they’re doing, call Affordable Tree Service today.

Benefits of Land Clearing| Affordable Tree Service

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Benefits of Land Clearing


Want to clean up your yard but don’t know if land clearing is something you need to invest in? Then this is for you.

In this article, we’ll discuss the benefits of land clearing, and where to go to make sure it’s done right.

Why Arrange Land Clearing on Your Property 

There are several reasons to arrange for a land clearing service on your property. In this section, we’ll break down some of the most common reasons clients like ours have invested in this service.

Aesthetically Pleasing

A looked-after yard goes a long way to creating not only a healthy, happy home, but one that looks great. This is especially something you want to consider if you’re building on your property or looking to sell the property in the near future. 

Think about it. Are buyers more likely to buy a property that looks run down, abandoned and full of rubbish? Or will they opt for one with a well-manicured lawn that they and their family can enjoy for years to come.

Reduce Falls & Injury

If your hard is full of dead branches, plants and snakes, the risk of falls and injury is high. By clearing up the property, it might not necessarily eliminate falls or injuries completely, but it may help minimise them.

And any parent who has worried about rushing to the emergency room when their child hurts  themselves will know that that’s a good thing.

Reduce Illness from Airborne Viruses 

With COVID-19, we all know how dangerous airborne viruses can be, but did you know your dead trees and tree stumps can be a breeding ground for them? By investing in land clearing services and ridding your home of these potential problems, you’re protecting your health. 

Pest Control 

Pests love trees and old plant matter, and once they’re on your property, the likelihood of infestation is high. By getting rid of these things through land clearing, the pests have nowhere to call home and will (hopefully) move on to somewhere else.

Creates a Fire Barrier

Fire loves kindling, fallen trees and neglected tree stumps. It stands to reason, therefore, that the removal of these would create a fire barrier to protect your home. 

Improves Plant Health 

Plants and trees need sunlight and water to survive, but if they can’t access this due to excess debris and rubbish, they will die or get sick. You can increase their health and improve environmental sustainability simply by cleaning up with our land clearing services. 

Prevents Soil Erosion 

Just as plants and trees need sunlight and water, they also need access to quality soil with nutrients. And if they lack this access due to soil erosion, they will (again) become sick or die. You can prevent this from happening by investing in land clearing services such as those we offer.

Where to Go for Reliable Land Clearing Services?

If you’re looking for reliable land clearing services by a professional team with decades of experience, you can’t go past Affordable Tree Service.

We’re experienced in a range of land clearing techniques and will arrive at your property with all the necessary equipment needed to get the job done.

To arrange a professional land clearing service – or find out more about what we offer – get in touch with our experienced team today.

Signs of Wood Rot in Trees

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Worried your trees might have wood rot, but can’t be sure? Our experts will talk you through the signs.

Wood rot is a death sentence for most trees. While there are some treatments on the market, for the most part all they really do is delay the inevitable. In this article, we’ll discuss

some of the common signs of wood rot, when they appear and where to go for professional assistance.


Common Indicators of Wood Rot 


While we have talked about tree diseases in other articles, it’s worth further investigation into the signs of one of the most deadly: wood and root rot. Here, we’ll discuss the symptoms in more detail.


Hanging or Dead Branches


If hanging or dead branches are becoming more commonplace around your tree, it may be an indication of wood rot.

Remove these branches as soon as possible and consult an arborist for an accurate diagnosis and (if possible), potential treatment.


Mushrooms 


As a fungi-based disease, mushrooms at the base of your tree – especially if they keep returning – is a clear indication you may have wood rot. If this is the case, you will need to call the experts at Affordable Tree Service for assistance and advice on how to proceed.


Moss or Ferns 


Once you see moss or ferns start to appear on your tree, you probably have damaged roots. As such, seeking professional help from our team is highly recommended.


Yellow Leaves 


Yellow leaves (or those with brown tips) can be a sign of wood rot. But, it is also a common symptom of a number of tree diseases. Consultation with a qualified arborist to get a correct diagnosis is something you will want to look into before jumping in to remove your tree.


Hollow Trunk 


You can test whether your tree is hollow by tapping on it with a rubber mallet. But you also want to be careful not to damage the tree, especially if it’s already sick. Again, this is something we can assist with so when you need help, you should give us a call.


When Do Signs of Wood Rot Appear in Trees (And How to Treat It)? 


Unfortunately, when symptoms of wood rot appear in trees, it’s already too late. By the time you’re able to notice the changes, it has already progressed.

The only thing you can really do is maintain the dying tree by removing branches, and limiting the spread to the sick tree so it doesn’t infect any of your other plants.

Prevention is ultimately the best method of treatment when it comes to wood rot.

By engaging the assistance of professional arborists like those on our team and initiating a strict regime of pruning and maintaining your trees on a regular basis, you can help prevent them becoming sick in the first place.


Where to Go for Assistance 


If you suspect your tree may have fallen victim to wood rot, or you want to organise a professional tree removal service, you can’t go past Affordable Tree Service.

With decades of experience in the industry, our qualified arborists have seen it all, and can assist you with a professional, efficient service each and every time.

Find out more about the range of services we have available, or book an appointment by getting in touch with us today.

Benefits of Tree Pruning

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If it’s been a while since you’ve pruned your trees or shrubs, this is the place for you.

In this article, we’ll discuss the benefits of regular, professional tree pruning in Queensland, from tree health, to hazard prevention and more. We’ll also provide you with information on where to go when you need help from the professionals.


Why Should You Prune Trees? 


There are several reasons why you may benefit from pruning your trees or shrubs on a regular basis. Here, we’ll discuss some of the benefits we and our clients recommend pruning trees on your property.


Prevents Disease & Aids Treatment 


One of the main reasons homeowners like you should regularly have your trees pruned is because it’s a great way to maintain your tree’s health. 

Doing so prevents diseases from taking root in your tree and can even aid in the treatment process if you’re trying to save a sick tree. It can even improve the health of your surrounding foliage. 

 

Promotes Growth 


If your tree has a mass of dead branches or leaves on it, you’re not doing it any favours. 

Our experts say that failing to remove stems or branches that are obviously not healthy can actually cause your tree to become sick, or prevent new growth.


Encourages Fruit Production 


When you have a fruit tree, you want to create the best environment for fruit production. 

You can facilitate this by regularly pruning your trees to maintain their health and ensure bountiful growth.


Stabilise Root System 


Pruning your trees on a regular basis can also help stabilise the root system, which in turn promotes balance and improves the health of your tree (as well as those around it).


Reduces & Removes Hazards 


Large root systems or trees with overhanging branches can often create hazards if they aren’t well maintained. 

By engaging a professional tree pruning and maintenance service such as ours, you improve not only your own safety standards, but that of others around you. 

Improves Drainage


Drainage is so important when growing trees and other plants on your property.
But if you allow your trees to become unruly or overgrown, you run the risk of restricting your drainage channels.
This may cause damage not only to your trees but other areas of your property, which could be costly and time consuming for you as the homeowner.


Improves Access to Fresh Air & Sunlight 


Just as humans benefit from regular access to fresh air and sunlight, so too do trees and other plants. This is why we encourage clients such as yourself to have tree pruning completed.


Where to Go for Professional Assistance 


Even if you’re confident in your abilities, tree pruning can be dangerous. That’s why we always recommend arranging a professional service from our team at Affordable Tree Service.

Our fully qualified experts can complete a thorough inspection and provide advice regarding treatments or maintenance according to your needs.

To book a professional service by our arborists, contact Affordable Tree Service today

How Much Does Tree Pruning Cost?

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If you’re in the market for a tree pruning service, you’re probably wondering how much it costs.

In this article, our experts will be discussing whether there is an average cost you can expect to pay when hiring a qualified tree pruning company, factors they consider when estimating your quote and where to go for professional advice you can trust.


What’s the Average Price of Tree Pruning in Brisbane? 


Unfortunately, there’s not one specific price you can expect to pay for a tree pruning service to be completed professionally.

Depending on a number of different factors, the cost will vary from a couple of hundred dollars to a couple of thousand dollars.


Factors that Influence Tree Pruning Cost in Brisbane 


There are several factors that influence tree pruning cost in Brisbane. In this section, we’ll discuss some of the most prevalent factors that go into determining the cost of pruning.


Species


The type of tree you have on your property will be one of the main things professionals need to take into consideration.

The number of branches, for instance, on a conifer differs significantly to that of gum trees and other larger species, all of which influences how long the job will take and therefore how much it will cost.


Number of Trees


It goes without saying that the number of trees in need of pruning will influence the cost. Understandably, if you only want to remove one tree it will probably cost you a lot less than if you were to remove several at once.


Tree Health 


Sometimes you want to remove a tree because you’re making changes to the design of your yard; other times you need to do so because the tree is sick and it poses a danger to your landscape (including other flora).

As such, the condition of your tree will influence cost. This is because a sick tree – or one that has been poorly maintained – will often be more difficult to remove than one that has been well looked after.


Safety & Access 

 

At Affordable Tree Service, one of our main priorities is the safety of both our team members and our clients. Therefore, one of our main considerations when evaluating a tree pruning job (and the associated costs) is the safety equipment required for such things.

This includes things such as:

– whether the tree is easy to get to
– whether additional safety measures have to be implemented
– whether we need additional equipment


Weather & Time of Year


The weather, of course, plays a large part in how efficiently and safely a job can be completed. As such, you may find it influences the cost. For example, if work is done on a bright, sunny day with no risk factors, you may pay less than if it’s done in hazardous or stormy conditions.

You may also find that the seasons and time of year will also influence your cost. For instance, work completed in winter may be more affordable than that completed in the height of summer.


Green Waste Removal 


For many arborists, green waste and pruning is a factor that influences the cost customers like you can expect to pay, and an additional service. With Affordable Tree Service, however, it’s included in your tree pruning service so you won’t even know we were there.


Permits 


Some trees – especially those on nature strips or that have been defined as an endangered species – cannot be removed without Council approval.

While our qualified professionals have the licensing associated with removing certain trees, it is something we do need to check with Council if there are specific restrictions and requirements we should adhere to.


Additional or Preparation Services


Sometimes, finishing a job professionally and to a high standard requires additional services like stump grinding, land clearing and arborist reports. This will, of course, increase the price you can expect to pay when arranging your professional tree pruning.


Where to Go for Professional Advice 


When you need professional advice you can trust and services completed by qualified arborists with years of experience and a reliable reputation, you can’t go past Affordable Tree Service.

We’re experts in the industry, with the knowledge and qualifications to get the job done efficiently and safely, every time.

To arrange for your professional tree pruning service or request a quote, get in  touch with our experienced team today.

How Long Do Palm Trees Live?

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In warm climates like those Queensland experiences, palm trees can be a great option for homeowners looking for a tropical outlook and privacy. But just how long do palm trees live?

In this article, our experts answer all your burning questions including providing information on the average life expectancy of a palm tree, how to tell if one is sick or dying and where to go for removal assistance.


What’s The Average Life Expectancy of a Palm Tree?


A palm tree’s life expectancy depends on the species you choose, and how you maintain it. Some of the most common types of palm trees include:
– golden cane palm
– Australian fan palm
– parlour palm

On average, a palm tree can live for between 60 and 100 years in the right environment. 

Signs a Palm Tree is Sick or Dying 


As magnanimous and impenetrable as a palm tree may seem, it is not adverse to disease. There are a few signs you can look out for if you think your tree might be dying, such as:

Discoloured Leaves 

Discoloured or wilting leaves are a sure sign your tree is lacking the nutrients it needs to live – potassium, manganese and magnesium.

Pests 

Pests are something you can rarely avoid with any tree, even a palm tree. Mites, caterpillars and other bugs especially enjoy these species. You can see evidence of their infestation through the holes they leave.

Brown Trunk or Yellowing Fronds 

A brown trunk or yellowing fronds is another sign your tree is unwell or dying.


It’s important to note that, unlike other trees, a dead palm tree will not fall over as soon as it dies. Often, they remain standing for 12 months or so before the bark dies off and they lose their stability.


Can You Revive a Sick Palm Tree? 


Technically, with the right treatment, a sick or dying palm tree may be returned to full health. Some things you can try are:

– moving the tree from its current location
– providing ample shade
– using fertiliser and other approved methods

Before attempting a treatment on your palm tree, you should consult an expert to ensure it’s the best course of action.


Where to Go for Assistance with Palm Tree Removal 


Sometimes – no matter how hard you try – it’s impossible to save a sick or dying palm tree. If this is the case, and you need to remove a tree safely from your property, it’s best to contact the experts.

At Affordable Tree Service, we have some of the most knowledgeable experts in the industry, with decades of experience and professionalism. We’re prompt, with qualifications and licensing to back up all of our services, ensuring you receive the best work possible every time.

To arrange your palm tree removal services, contact our team today.

What to Consider When Planting or Landscaping in Your Backyard

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Before you start planting or landscaping in your backyard, there are a few things you need to consider.

As professional arborists and specialists in tree maintenance or removal, we’re often asked about what trees are best to plant when landscaping.

In this article, we’ll discuss some of the most important considerations you need to make when planning landscaping and planting in your backyard, and when to contact our experts for assistance.

Factors to Consider When Planting or Landscaping

In this section, we’ll be focusing on the factors you need to keep in mind if you want to ensure the plants or trees you choose for your backyard (or front yard) will be right for you.

Space You Have Available

The space you have available will always help determine the types of plants or trees you can choose from. For instance, if you have a smaller backyard that is not conducive to larger, more well established trees (or those with large root systems), you may want to stay away from them.

On the other hand, if space is not a problem, the sky may indeed be the limit in terms of what you have available.

What You Already Have

When choosing trees, shrubs or other plants for your yard, it’s a good idea to think about the species you already have. You want to make sure that whatever you introduce will not interfere or damage your existing flora, but rather enhance the space as a whole.

Your Environment

You need to also think of your environment, and the type of tree you want. For example, if you are looking at a tree that thrives well in full sun, but your backyard is shady and cold, you’ll need to review your choice.

How Big Your Tree Will Grow

One thing that some people forget about is how trees (and their root systems) grow.

You may pick and plant a smaller tree or shrub, but will it stay that way? And what’s it doing underground? You want to make sure it has the space it needs to thrive without interfering with your other plants or trees.

Lifespan & Maintenance

Also consider how long your tree is expected to live, and what you need to do in order for it to have a long life.

If you’re looking for something more maintenance-free, that you can swap in and out as the seasons change, your options will be different than if you’re prepared for something with a much longer lifespan or time commitment.

Additionally when considering the maintenance involved – or if you decide to outsource such things to services like ours – cost is another factor to keep in mind.

Preparing for Planting

In our business, preparation is key and that’s never more true than when you are revamping your landscaping or backyard layout.

If you need to remove existing trees to make way for new additions, or require services such as stump grinding, land clearing or something else entirely, you may need to talk to our team at Affordable Tree Service to assist you in this.

Permission

Do you need permission to plant your chosen trees? Or do you need permission from Council or body corporate authorities to arrange tree removal services? This is definitely something you need to consider before you proceed with landscaping or planting, especially in communal spaces.

Diseases, Pests & Insects

What kinds of diseases will the tree you have in mind fall victim to? Do you know how to treat them? Do insects like bees or butterflies love their flora, or is it something more prone to pest infestation? These are all things you need to factor in when making the right decision for you and your yard.

Pets & Children

If you have pets and children, one of the most important things you need to think of is whether the tree you want will be conducive to that environment.

Not only do you want to make sure your children or pets will be healthy and safe around it, also consider whether it’s durable and will be able to stand up to the wear and tear of their rough and tumble play.

When to Call the Affordable Tree Service Experts

We always believe in asking for help when the task is beyond your capabilities. As such, if you’re uncertain about the types of trees or plants that will suit your backyard – or simply need our services in removing existing trees – contact the qualified team at Affordable Tree Service.

To arrange a tree removal service or inspection from qualified professionals you can trust, contact us today.

Common Tree Diseases in Queensland

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Tree Stump Removal & Stump Grinding

Common Tree Diseases in Queensland

If a tree gets really sick, you need to do something about it.

In this article, we’ll discuss common tree diseases you need to be aware of when planting trees in Queensland, signs your tree might be sick and what to do about it.

We’ll also talk about when you’re able to diagnose a tree yourself, and when it’s best to consult the experts.

Common Tree Diseases in Queensland

No matter how much you care for your trees, it’s a fact of life that they may eventually fall victim to diseases and become sick.

Here we’ll break down the different types of tree diseases you need to be aware of in Queensland and signs you may have an unhealthy tree on your hands.

Cypress Canker

Cypress canker is a huge problem for conifer trees. It spreads via the wind, water and insects. It is known for thriving in wet conditions where a tree becomes waterlogged.

Myrtle Rust

Myrtle rust is highly infectious and should be treated quickly by a professional. This disease commonly attacks natives like bottlebrush, eucalyptus and tea trees.

It prevents new growth and weakens the immune system. If left to spread throughout your tree or to other trees, it will kill them.

Peacock Spot

Peacock spot is common among olive trees. Left untreated, it will result in stunted growth and poor fruit development.

Root Rot

Root rot is definitely a tree disease you need to be aware of, as initially, it can be difficult to identify. This is because it starts underground and doesn’t make itself known until well advanced.

Citrus Gall Wasp

As indicated by its name, the citrus gall wasp attacks fruit and citrus trees. It presents itself with a small protrusion (or gall) which needs to be removed as quickly as possible.

Pink Disease

Pink disease is another problem prevalent in citrus trees or woody trees, especially those in tropical climates. Look out for fungi with this one.

Signs Your Tree May Be Sick or Infected by Pests

While every disease presents with its own symptoms, there are some signs to look out for if you want to ensure your trees remain healthy. Common indications of a sick tree are:

  • pale and yellowing leaves or branches
  • wilting or chewed leaves
  • peeling or cracked bark
  • absence of lush growth
  • presence of galls (on fruit or citrus trees)
  • fungi
  • yellow spores
  • pests or insects on bark, trunk or leaves
  • black spots
  • white spots
  • ringbarking
  • slow growth or no growth at all
  • brown or grey spots (particularly those with purple or red haloes)

What to Do if You Think a Tree is Sick, Pest Infected or Dying

If you think a tree is sick, pest-infected or dying, we would not recommend trying to diagnose the issue yourself.

Our highly-skilled team of qualified arborists and professionals can provide you with an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan, as well as options for removal.

To arrange for an accurate diagnosis of your sick tree or engage our removal services, get in touch with us today.

Signs of Invasive Tree Roots

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Tree Stump Removal & Stump Grinding

Signs of Invasive Tree Roots

As professional tree arborists, we often deal with invasive tree roots. But how do you know your tree has invasive roots, what type of trees are known for invasive roots and what do you do when you suspect them.

In this article, we’ll tell you all you need to know about invasive tree roots, including when to contact the team at Affordable Tree Service for assistance.

What are Invasive Roots?

Put simply, invasive tree roots are those that have the potential to damage structures, landscapes, gardens or even plumbing and electrical infrastructure (not to mention the possible injury if you, a family member or neighbour were to trip over them).

Essentially they are roots that have gotten out of hand, come too close to your property, and can be quite costly if left untreated.

Are There Trees Known for Invasive Roots in Australia?

There are, in fact, several species of trees in Australia known for their invasive root systems. Some of the most common are:

  • Camphor Laurel
  • White Poplar
  • Evergreen Figs (Ficus)
  • Evergreen Alder
  • Pride of Bolivia
  • Jacaranda
  • Gum (Eucalyptus)
  • Liquidambar
  • Palms
  • Silver Maple
  • outhern Magnolia
  • Willow

While we’re not saying you should not or cannot plant these trees on your property, you do need to be aware of the issues they may cause if left uncared for.

What Happens if You Have Invasive Roots?

Invasive roots can be a major problem for homeowners, particularly if they start to cause damage to your property. The most well-known issues you are likely to encounter with invasive roots are when they:

  • become a trip or fall hazard
  • encroach on your neighbour’s property or into public walkways
  • infiltrate the plumbing and electricity infrastructure
  • damage retaining walls
  • cause paths and driveways to buckle or crack
  • destabilise your foundations

Signs of Invasive Roots

Though invasive roots can cause big problems, there are certain warning signs to look out for, especially if any of the trees mentioned in this article are on your property. They are:

  • clogged drains or unexplained bad drainage
  • changes in water pressure
  • cracked tile or concrete
  • buckling floor or tile
  • foundational cracks (especially walls)
  • uneven flooring
  • cracked or shattered windows

Prevention is the Best Cure – When to Contact Us

When it comes to treating invasive tree roots, the best method of treating the issue is not to have these trees on your property. However, sometimes that is not possible, and that’s OK.

If you have a problem tree on your property that is causing damage – or has the potential to do so – the best cause of action is to contact us to either remove the tree or assist with other treatment methods.

To find out whether you’re at risk of invasive tree roots on your property, or to arrange for problem tree removal by a qualified arborist, contact Affordable Tree Service.