The Truckee-Tahoe region is known for its breathtaking beauty and stunning landscapes, but it also faces unique challenges due to its mountainous terrain and harsh weather conditions. Heavy snowstorms are a common occurrence in the area, and they can pose significant safety hazards for trees and homeowners alike.
Our tree safety tips provide important information on how to protect your trees and your property. Learn how to identify weak or hazardous trees, prevent accidents caused by falling branches or limbs, and reduce the risk for potential storm damage.
By James Piercy
5 Destructive Bark Beetles to Watch Out for in the Lake Tahoe Area
By James Piercy
Wildfire Risk in Truckee-Tahoe: A Homeowner’s Guide to Defensible Space
By Cat Piercy
The Dangers of Working with an Unlicensed and Uninsured Tree Service
By Cat Piercy
How to Help Your Trees Recover from Winter Damage This Spring
By James Piercy
The Power of Tree Pruning: 7 Reasons Your Trees Need It
By James Piercy
The Danger of Using Climbing Spikes During Pruning – And Why We Perform Spikeless Pruning
By James Piercy
How Do Trees Hold Snow Weight in the Winter?
By Cat Piercy
6 Steps to Prepare Your Greater Truckee-Tahoe Trees for Winter this Fall
By Cat Piercy
Crane-Assisted Tree Removal: When and Why It’s Necessary in the Greater Truckee-Tahoe Region
By James Piercy
7 Signs It’s Time to Remove Your Trees
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