Proper Tree Placement

A tree worker wearing safety gear uses a chainsaw to cut a large branch while secured with ropes high in a leafy tree.

How Companies Leverage Technology for Efficient Tree Care Management Services

Modern tree care goes high-tech. See how professional arborists use drones, advanced diagnostics, and smart systems to deliver superior service in Atlanta.

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A person operates a small yellow skid steer loader to clear branches and brush in a green, wooded yard while another person stands nearby observing.

Which Are the Best Trees to Plant for Low-Maintenance Care in Atlanta?

Discover the best low-maintenance trees for Atlanta yards. Our certified arborists share native species that thrive with minimal care in Georgia.

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Close-up of a fig tree branch with four figs at different stages of ripeness, ranging from green to dark purple, surrounded by large green leaves.

Why Figs Trees are Hardy and Easy to Maintain in Atlanta

Growing figs trees for their shade and/or fruit is exceptionally easy here in Metro Atlanta because fig trees are not generally affected by few insects…

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A close-up of a cicada with red eyes and transparent wings resting on a green plant stem, surrounded by large green leaves.

Cicadas and Snakes

Cicadas Emerge Millions of cicadas are expected to emerge this year after spending 17 years underground. In addition to the loud noise they make, Cicadas…

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Diagram showing recommended planting zones for trees near homes: tall trees (60 ft) in Zone 3, 60 ft from house; medium trees (40 ft) in Zone 2, 15-20 ft from house; small trees (10 ft) in Zone 1, 15 ft from power lines.

Proper Tree Placement Around Your House

There are 3 zones for tree placement around your home and utility poles. Low Zone: Trees that mature in height to less than 20’. These…

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