Our Affordable Expert Tree Care Services

3rd Day Tree Service can help you take care of your trees and keep them healthy for generations to come. We work with a wide range of clientele—from homeowners who want to maintain their property's aesthetic value to businesses that need expert assistance with their landscaping. We are a good fit for all your tree care needs and have the expertise to provide you with the best service.

Should you find yourself in need of tree care services, we are here to help. Our certified arborist and team of skilled professionals are here to provide you with the best solution for your tree care needs, whatever they may be. We provide free estimates for our tree installation, tree removal, stump grinding and other services, so you will know exactly what you'll be paying before we start working.

We have the following services:

Tree Trimming:

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When you need to keep your trees looking their best, we are the team to call. We have the expertise needed to correctly assess the health of your trees and provide recommendations for trimming and pruning. We can remove dead or diseased branches from your trees, as well as perform crown thinning to improve light penetration, reduce wind resistance and enhance access for easier and faster maintenance.

Tree Installation:

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We offer tree installation services for both residential and commercial properties. We can also assist you in identifying which tree is better suited to your property and offer sound advice on how to best take care of your new trees. Whether you are building a new home or adding landscaping to an existing one, our team can help you find the right trees for you.

Tree Removal:

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Trees are amazing. They are a great source of oxygen, they provide shade in the summer and protection from wind in the winter, and they are just really beautiful. But sometimes, you need to get rid of a tree—maybe it is blocking your view or is diseased beyond help. If there's a tree that you need to get out of the way, we will remove it safely and efficiently—and with as little damage as possible to surrounding plants and structures. We will even recycle all of the wood that comes down with it.

Stump Removal and Grinding:

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We offer stump removal and grinding services. If you are concerned about the stump rotting away, don't be. We are experts in this area, and we will grind them down, so they do not cause any future damage. We will also mulch the wood and recycle it, so you do not have to worry about disposing of it yourself.

Tree Growth Regulation:

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We provide a solution for trees that are growing in the wrong direction or getting too close to structures. We use Tree Growth Regulators (TGRs) to inhibit tree elongation, allowing the tree to focus its energy on its root growth and store starch for disease prevention. This method works well for trees that tend to grow too close to buildings, sidewalks, and other structures in residential and commercial areas.

Emergency Tree Services:

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When you are faced with an emergency tree care situation, you need a team that can help you deal with it quickly and expertly. We are here for you. We offer emergency tree care services throughout the year, so when you need help with your trees, you can rely on us to provide it at any time. We have been trained to make quick and accurate diagnoses and suggest the best way to handle your emergency in the safest and most effective way possible.

We know that emergency situations are stressful, so we want to help you get through them as quickly as possible. Whether you require a one-time emergency tree service or a long-term emergency response plan, we can help.

Choosing the Right Arborist for the Job

There's nothing more satisfying than seeing a tree in your yard or on your property grow strong and tall. But as time passes, you may notice that your tree is not looking as healthy or growing as fast as it once did. When this happens, it might be time for you to seek out the help of an arborist.

Arborists are professionals who specialize in caring for and maintaining trees. They can be a valuable resource for any homeowner who wants to make sure their trees are healthy, growing properly, and not presenting any safety hazards. However, choosing an arborist isn't always easy, especially if you do not know what you are looking for.

You do not want to choose someone who does not know what they are doing or someone who's going to overcharge you. But you do not want to get the cheapest option either! Not unless you want to end up with a tree care company that will cut corners and do shoddy work!

To ensure you hire a qualified arborist, keep an eye out for these things:
 

ISA Arborist Certificate:

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The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Arborist Certificate is issued to arborists who meet certain requirements. The ISA Arborist Certificate is the highest level of arborist certification. It requires candidates to pass a written exam and complete a prescribed amount of on the job training. This certification shows that the arborist has had a lot of training and passed a tough exam that covered things like tree biology, pruning techniques, and safety practices. You can find out if your potential arborist is ISA-certified by checking the ISA website or contacting local chapters of ISA in your area.

Membership in Professional Arborist Associations:

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Arborists who belong to professional organizations are more likely to be up-to-date on best practices since they have access to new information and resources their peers provide. For example, members of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) receive a quarterly newsletter that includes articles on pest management, tree care techniques, and safety guidelines. Membership also provides an opportunity for networking with other professionals in the industry.

Local Permits and Licenses:

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Permits and licenses can only be obtained if a tree service company complies with all the requirements set by your city or county. The requirements for permit issuance can vary from one city to another, so the possession of these permits helps simplify the verification process for you. If the tree company or arborist is able to show you their valid and active permits and licenses, it only means that they are allowed by the authorities to do business in your area. If a tree service company does not have any of the above-mentioned documents or licenses, you should think twice before hiring them.

Proof of Insurance:

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All licensed arborists should carry insurance coverage for their businesses and themselves, as well as any subcontractors they might hire to work with them on your project. The level of coverage should be enough to cover any potential damage caused by their work as well as any injuries sustained by anyone involved. This is a very important factor to consider when selecting an arborist for the job. You must ensure that the company you choose has sufficient insurance coverage for their employees and equipment, plus all of your trees and landscaping. If you have questions about insurance coverage, ask your arborist to provide you with a copy of their policy.

Detailed Cost Estimates:

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It's also important that you get detailed cost estimates from all potential arborists so you can compare their prices and evaluate which company or arborist suits your needs best. If there are hidden costs or unexpected fees later on down the line, this will help prevent any surprises from occurring later on down the line! Make sure that you receive a written document of the estimate so that you can refer back to it later if there are any questions or concerns. If you are not comfortable with something in this estimate, talk with your arborist about your concerns before signing any agreements or contracts. If you have any questions about the cost estimates that you have provided, don't be shy about making clarifications. A good tree service company will be more than happy to answer your queries.