Decline, pests and risk
If a tree is thinning, dropping limbs or leafing out late, an assessment tells you whether it can be saved.
Canopy density, deadwood, bark damage, cavities, fungi at the base, soil compaction and root issues, and signs of pests or disease.
Summer heat and drought, construction damage to roots, and storm wounds. Emerald ash borer has spread across much of Missouri; ash owners should ask about it.
Pruning, mulching, watering, treatment or removal. Ask for a certified arborist for complex cases. See tree trimming and pruning.
Storm safety
Tree care calendar
How the work usually goes
The crew checks the tree, targets below, access and lines.
You get a written scope: what is cut, how, and what is hauled.
Climbing, lift or rigging work done in controlled sections.
Brush chipped, wood hauled or stacked, yard raked.
Questions
Sometimes, if the cause is fixed early.
An arborist certified by the International Society of Arboriculture.
Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.
Takes under a minute
Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.
