Month: March 2019

Tree Removal Cost

March 31, 2019

Tree removal can be dangerous when done incorrectly. If you hire someone without insurance, any property damage or injuries that happen could be your fiscal responsibility. Always, always ask for proof of insurance before allowing someone to climb up your tree with a chainsaw…

3 Ways To Prepare Your Yard for Inclement Weather in Florida

March 30, 2019

Are you prepared for stormy weather? Central Florida gets its fair share, including the occasional hurricane. Learn how to prepare your yard for storms, and when to call an expert for cleanup.

Clearing Your Yard After Storms Orlando Florida

March 29, 2019

The Orlando area gets its fair share of stormy weather. While you may take every precaution securing your landscaping before high winds and rain hit, you may still have damage after the storm passes. Learn how to clean up after stormy weather, and when to leave the clearing to an expert.

4 Reasons To Regularly Trim Your Trees

March 28, 2019

Proper landscaping serves several functions. First, it helps preserve the beauty of your property, adds curb appeal, and can even improve your home’s value. Secondly, it helps protect against property damage in storms and can protect against pests. Here’s why you should add regular tree trimming to your home maintenance schedule.

Pruning with a purpose: what is the goal for your tree?

March 26, 2019

McCullough Tree Service handles tree-pruning services and gives pruning estimates all over Central Florida. Did you know that there are different degrees of pruning? Some are more complicated, others are more trimmed-down in scale.

Be smart heading into storm season with Florida trees

March 24, 2019

The 2018 hurricanes have their official names. Depending on the severity, you may be hearing a lot more of the names Chris, Debby, Oscar, Gordon and others, or not, depending on how the seasons pans out.

Palm tree pruning cost considerations

March 23, 2019

Here at McCullough Tree Service, we get lots of questions about trees, regarding their health, maintenance and removal. Palms, such as Sabal palms — the official tree of Florida — are often a topic of discussion with our customers; Sabals seem to be everywhere, after all.