Is Your Landscape Ready for a Major Storm Event?

Storm damage is not entirely preventable but proper seasonal pruning for shade trees, shrubs and other ornamental plants help to protect your landscape investment, home, family and vehicles. By removing dead or damaged limbs, you lower your chances of serious damage during a severe wind or snowstorm.

Removing weak and malformed branches will prevent them from snapping and damaging the surrounding healthy limbs. Damage from poor air circulation or low light penetration can be corrected with proper pruning as well. Allowing air and light to penetrate between the limbs and move through the leaves contribute to overall tree health.

Clients who have their trees and shrubs routinely pruned report minimal damage after big storms. One client praised our certified arborist, Gary Carbocci, for helping him protect his landscape and his investment. Several of our clients who don’t have regular pruning done by us reported big losses with major limbs snapping. A few  large trees were reported as toppling over. This is a costly expense to repair and/or replace.

Goldberg & Rodler is up to date with industry licensing and certifications, fully insured, and is active in the Long Island Arboricultural Association (LIAA), Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA, formerly National Arborist Association), Nassau Suffolk Landscape Gardeners Association (NSLGA), New York State Nursery and Landscape Association (NYSNLA), National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP), and  Long Island Nursery & Landscape Association (LINLA).
Call us today at (631)-271-6460 or click here to contact us about preventative maintenance for your trees!