by Precision Tree Blogger | Apr 13, 2025 | Customer Experience, Tree Maintenance
Brazzi Smith of Precision Tree Care & Removal is Now an ISA Certified Arborist We’re thrilled to announce that Brazzi Smith, owner of Precision Tree Care & Removal, is now an ISA Certified Arborist! This prestigious certification from the International Society...
by Precision Tree Blogger | Feb 25, 2025 | Storm Damage, Tree Maintenance, Tree Service
How to Tell When a Tree Needs to Be Removed Trees add beauty, shade, and value to a property, but sometimes they become a liability rather than an asset. Whether due to disease, damage, or structural instability, some trees pose a serious risk to your home, business,...
by Precision Tree Blogger | Dec 18, 2021 | Customer Experience, General, Tree Maintenance, Tree Removal, Tree Service
Precision Tree Care Has Banner Year While Looking to Expand Further 2021 has been a very busy year for Precision. As it turns out, trees aren’t the only thing growing – so is the company! As we are looking to close out the year, check out a few of the...
by Precision Tree Blogger | Sep 30, 2021 | General, Safety, Tree Maintenance
Why Should I Trim My Trees? When most people think about professional tree service companies, they probably think about one service in particular: REMOVAL. And removal is certainly a big part of what we do. After all, the typical homeowner isn’t trained to handle many...
by Precision Tree Blogger | Nov 30, 2020 | product, Tree Maintenance
Professional Review of the Stihl 500i Chainsaw To an arborist or tree service professional, equipment is everything. From the trucks that get them to the job, to the personal protection equipment (PPE) that they wear, to the harnesses they use to climb – the...
by Precision Tree Blogger | Oct 29, 2019 | Tree Maintenance, Tree Service
Tree Maintenance For most of the country, October and November are beautiful months. We typically begin to enjoy a welcome break from the intense heat of late summer, specifically in the mornings and evenings, signaling the transition into the Fall season is...
