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WELCOME TO PERRY TREE SERVICE DURHAM
WELCOME TO PERRY TREE SERVICE CHAPEL HILL
919-968-9469 (919-YOU-WINZ)
Mention this site after your free estimate & get 7.5% off til 3/21/21
Tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning etc.
The Emerald Ash Beetle is in NC & dead ash trees are generating a lot of concern. When a lg ash dies, the sudden extra light can cause other trees and shrubs to get sunburn, go into shock and even die. I've noticed more dead oaks this year too. As winter approaches and leaves begin to turn, then drop it becomes harder for the untrained eye to tell if a deciduous tree is dead or struggling. Hardwoods which have no leaves now (before winter dormancy) are most likely dead. If an oak, ash, hickory etc. has dead (brown) leaves which are not falling off (now or in dormancy), that tree is likely dead as the seasonal loss of leaves is an active (not passive nor exclusively gravity caused) part of a deciduous tree's annual cycle. Please call for free assessment/estimate if you have concerns about these or other trees;
Mark: 919-968-9469 (Click for more on ash borers): www.aphis.usda.gov
Chapel Hill, Durham, Hillsborough, Pittsboro etc: Insured and open for business, we use all care and caution during both the free assessment and production phases. Immediate to 48hr. - notice start times available.
-TREE PRUNING
-TREE REMOVALS
-STORM DAMAGE CLEAN-UP & Insurance Estimates
-JUNGLE TAMING/YARD & GARDEN BEAUTIFICATION
-DEADWOODING (Dead branch cutting)
-CAT RESCUE
-STUMP GRINDING/STUMP REMOVAL
*MILITARY* *TEACHER* & *FIRST-RESPONDER* DISCOUNT
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WELCOME TO PERRY TREE SERVICE DURHAM
WELCOME TO PERRY TREE SERVICE CHAPEL HILL
919-968-9469 (919-YOU-WINZ)
Mention this site after your free estimate & get 7.5% off til 3/21/21
Tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning etc.
The Emerald Ash Beetle is in NC & dead ash trees are generating a lot of concern. When a lg ash dies, the sudden extra light can cause other trees and shrubs to get sunburn, go into shock and even die. I've noticed more dead oaks this year too. As winter approaches and leaves begin to turn, then drop it becomes harder for the untrained eye to tell if a deciduous tree is dead or struggling. Hardwoods which have no leaves now (before winter dormancy) are most likely dead. If an oak, ash, hickory etc. has dead (brown) leaves which are not falling off (now or in dormancy), that tree is likely dead as the seasonal loss of leaves is an active (not passive nor exclusively gravity caused) part of a deciduous tree's annual cycle. Please call for free assessment/estimate if you have concerns about these or other trees;
Mark: 919-968-9469 (Click for more on ash borers): www.aphis.usda.gov
Chapel Hill, Durham, Hillsborough, Pittsboro etc: Insured and open for business, we use all care and caution during both the free assessment and production phases. Immediate to 48hr. - notice start times available.
-TREE PRUNING
-TREE REMOVALS
-STORM DAMAGE CLEAN-UP & Insurance Estimates
-JUNGLE TAMING/YARD & GARDEN BEAUTIFICATION
-DEADWOODING (Dead branch cutting)
-CAT RESCUE
-STUMP GRINDING/STUMP REMOVAL
*MILITARY* *TEACHER* & *FIRST-RESPONDER* DISCOUNT
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