Expert Tree Care,
Done Right.

Living in Anne Arundel County means dealing with weather and environmental conditions that take a toll on trees. Here are the most common tree issues we handle for local homeowners:

Storm Damage from Nor'easters and Hurricanes - Anne Arundel County's position on the Chesapeake Bay means direct exposure to nor'easters, tropical storms, and severe summer thunderstorms. These events snap branches, uproot trees, and leave debris scattered across properties. Our 24/7 emergency crew responds fast to get your property safe and clear.

Aging Oaks with Bacterial Leaf Scorch - White oaks and red oaks are the backbone of the county's tree canopy, but bacterial leaf scorch is killing them across the region. This disease causes progressive dieback over several years until the tree becomes a standing hazard. If your oak has brown, scorched-looking leaf edges that get worse each year, it may need to come down before a storm brings it down on your home.

Overgrown Trees Near Homes and Power Lines - Many Anne Arundel County neighborhoods were built among existing woodland in the 1950s-70s. Those trees are now massive, with branches overhanging roofs, tangling in power lines, and roots lifting driveways. Regular professional trimming keeps these trees manageable and your property safe.

Waterfront Trees with Compromised Roots - Properties along the Chesapeake Bay, Severn River, South River, and Magothy River have trees growing in saturated soil with shallow root systems. These trees are especially prone to blowdowns during storms and need regular assessment by a professional.