Showing posts with label TREE REMOVAL PERMIT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TREE REMOVAL PERMIT. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2013

History Of the United States Flag

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The national flag of the United States of America Consists of thirteen equal horizontal stripes of red alternating with white, with a blue rectangle which means unity, inside the square of unity there are 50 small 5 pointed stars arranged in nine offset horizontal rows of six stars (top and bottom) alternating with rows of five stars.

The 50 stars on the flag represent the 50 states of the United States of America and the 13 stripes represent the 13 British colonies that declared independence from the kindom of great Britain and became the first states in the Union.  

SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA


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Saturday, May 18, 2013

Which U.S. State Has The Most Trees


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While is hard to know 100% which state has the most trees many sources explain that Alaska has the most acreage of trees in the whole U.S. but from the Resources Planning Act 2002, published by the USDA Forest Service says that Oregon is the state with more even than Alaska, however other studies also show Washington as the state with the most trees.

Oregon - 87,682
Washington - 67,557

California - 59,521
Ohio - 10,568 
Maine - 22,307
Montana - 38,682
Wyoming - 12,380
Colorado - 23,050



Other top states include:
Idaho - 44,070

North Carolina-34,752
Alaska - 34,268
Georgia - 33,663
Alabama - 31,150


These numbers are from 2002, but I doubt they've changed drastically.



Which state has the least?
Hawaii - 333 million cubic feet and Nevada - 4th fewest with 595 million cubic feet

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Saturday, April 20, 2013

Stump Removal



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Stump grinding can be a nighmare, if is removed with harsh chemicals it can hurt beneficial insects. A rotten stump can attract pests such as termites, small animals that use the stump as home and also many diseases. Thats why stump grinding is the best option and not just because the yard will look better and will be healthier. Removing an stump will secure that the tree wont grow back.
 
Most Frequently Asked Questions about Stump Removal:
1. How much does a stump removal costs

When removing a tree stump 2 factors determine the cost, which are the diameter and height, just like in tree removals there are not set prices everything is calculated by how big the tree stump is.
 
2. When someone hires a tree expert to do an stump removal, Do they take the wood chips away?

In most cases that gets discussed at the time of the estimate, make sure you get a free estimate. Many times the wood chip removal is not included and that is an additional charge but if you discuss it with the tree company they will give you the price with wood chip removal.
 
3. When an stump removal take place, How deep below ground is the Stump being removed?

The average stump removal consists on how big is the stump, not all stumps have the same density although the standard removal is between 8-12 inches below grown.

4. When the tree stump is removed do you put soil on the empty hole?
YES, We place soil to fill in the hole. We never leave the empty hole unless requested and many times even wood chips can be used.
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Saturday, January 12, 2013

Mulch



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Every year Mulch is used on houses in flower beds, around trees and nurseries. Mulch besides providing a good and clean look on our gardeners it also protects it because it prevents erosion, controls weeds, adds nutrients and holds water in the ground.Shredded mulch is usually sold as single, double or triple shredded.

 Mulch is usually applied towards the beginning of the growing season, and is often reapplied as necessary. It serves initially to warm the soil by helping it retain heat which is lost during the night. This allows early seeding and transplanting of certain crops, and encourages faster growth. As the season progresses, mulch stabilizes the soil temperature and moisture, and prevents sunlight from germinating weed seeds.

Materials used as mulches vary and are made differently.  depend on use, availability, cost, appearance, the effect it has on the soil including chemical reactions, durability, combustibility, how clean it is some can contain weed seeds or plant pathogens.

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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Tree Planting Where One Was Removed


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Many Homeowners love their trees and when trees get ill, about to die, drying up or need removal, homeowners maybe want to replace it with another tree.


So is it a good idea to plant a tree where another one was removed? 


There are many factors that you have to take under consideration before making this decisions because it may not be a good idea and it doesn't work for everyone, results vary.  

In most situations when a tree gets removed they may also ask to remove the stump but the truth is that stumps are difficult to remove 100%, even when the stump isn't visible to the human eye. Many trees have extensive root systems located underground. It also depends on the soil and if that spot still have nutrients for your new tree. Another factor is that if a tree died in that particular space it may be for a certain reason maybe a fungal infection that can affect your new tree and resulting on another dead tree.  Planting a new tree may result in killing it, the new tree's roots wont be able to grow since the old tree's roots are still underground, removing underground roots involves other expensive procedures. It's better for you to plant a new tree either in another completely different spot or maybe a little close to the one you had previously but always consult a tree expert so he studies the area and advises you on what step to take. 





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Saturday, October 13, 2012

WHY DO I NEED A PERMIT TO REMOVE A TREE?


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When the weather damages trees many times people tend to believe that since a tree is located in their property they can decide whether or not they can remove a tree, but they can actually get in trouble if they don't investigate; they may need a permit of removal. If you are thinking whether or not taking down a tree on your own property, you would need to contact your Village to do so. If you don’t follow Village Code and remove trees unlawfully, you could be fined. The answer May Vary also depending in which Village you reside in. 
                                                         
                 You may need a permit:



Trees with trunks exceeding 6-12 inches in diameter.

None Common Tree species

Any tree located close to a busy street or close to a curb.

If a tree is completely healthy, many times Villages can send their own tree expert to revise the tree.

Depending the Location of it, even if it is inside your property.




                  You may not need a permit:




  • Small trees with thin trunk diameter of less than 6 inches.

  • A tree that is endangering your property or created some damage to your property.

  • A tree may be removed when an actual emergency is happening to protect your property and  people lives.

  • If a tree is determined by a tree expert to be dead or dying a report must be submitted to the Village building department.

  • A tree may also be removed if considered an invasive species.



We would always advice the home owner to investigate with your local town.




      Towns that may need permits: Suffolk and Nassau County, NEW YORK. 






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