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How To Avoid 5 Summer Tree Problems

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Summer weather can place tremendous stress on trees, especially during periods of intense heat, drought, severe storms, and insect activity. Homeowners often notice browning leaves, dead branches, leaning trunks, or sudden limb failure during warmer months - without understanding what caused these issues. Ignoring early warning signs can quickly lead to dangerous tree failures, costly property damage, or irreversible decline. Learning how to recognize and avoid common summer tree problems can help property owners protect both their landscapes and surrounding structures. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information on common summer tree problems, seasonal stress factors, disease risks, and preventive tree care practices to help homeowners better understand how to maintain healthy trees during hot weather. This article explains five major tree problems that frequently occur during summer months, how to avoid them, when to contact an arborist, and when tree pruning or removal may bec...

Tree Removal Permit - When Do I Need One?

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Facing a hazardous or unwanted tree can be stressful for any property owner. Trees that lean dangerously, show signs of disease, or have suffered storm damage pose risks to people, property, and utilities. Many homeowners feel uncertain about legal requirements and worry about fines or delays when considering removal. Knowing when a tree removal permit is required in your city provides clarity, ensures compliance with local regulations, and protects your landscape and neighborhood environment. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information about local permit requirements for tree removal in Roswell, GA, Marietta, GA, and Alpharetta, GA. The following guide explains when permits are necessary, provides contact details for each city’s permitting authorities, and outlines best practices for arborist involvement and safe removal due to storms, disease, or other hazards. Whenever you have questions or doubts about tree care or removal permits, reach out to us at 404-680-0041 or fil...

Winter Pruning and Mulching

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Are you unsure how cold weather affects tree and landscape health? Dormant limbs, dropping temperatures, and frozen soil often leave homeowners guessing whether action is needed or if intervention could cause damage. Understanding proper winter pruning and mulching techniques removes uncertainty, protects landscapes from seasonal stress, and prevents costly issues once spring growth begins. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information about winter arborist practices, tree biology during dormancy, and landscape protection strategies that help trees, shrubs, and plants stay healthy through colder months. This guide explains why arborists prune during winter, how mulching supports root systems, and when professional care becomes necessary due to storm damage, infestation, or disease. Why Winter Pruning Matters Winter pruning offers arborists a strategic advantage because trees enter dormancy after leaves fall. Without dense foliage, branch structure becomes easier to assess. Arbor...

Tree Pruning and Removal Equipment

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Are you worried about a declining, storm-damaged, or overgrown tree on your property? Understanding the types of tree pruning and removal equipment professionals rely on can help you make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes that come from attempting dangerous tree work without the correct tools or experience. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information about the essential tools and machinery arborists use to safely prune, remove, and dispose of trees and stumps. Knowing how professionals handle tree maintenance and removal helps property owners recognize when it’s time to call an expert, ensuring that each job is done safely, efficiently, and with minimal impact to the surrounding landscape. Hand-Held Pruning Equipment Professional arborists rely on a variety of hand-held tools for precision pruning and shaping. These tools allow for clean, controlled cuts that promote healthy tree growth. Hand pruners are used to trim small branches and twigs, while loppers have...

Arborist Services Roswell Georgia

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Diseased, overgrown, dying, or dead trees can threaten the safety of your family and home. Knowing what professional arborist services can do for your landscape can help you prevent costly damage and preserve your property’s natural beauty. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information about ISA-certified arborist practices, industry standards, and proven care methods that extend tree life, promote safety, and prevent weather-related disasters. New Image’s arborist-led teams provide services that combine science-based expertise with practical fieldwork - ensuring that every tree is managed with precision and care. What Arborists Do Protect trees and safeguard properties - Arborists are tree care specialists trained in diagnosing, treating, and maintaining trees and shrubs. Their work goes beyond trimming branches - it involves understanding soil health, root systems, pest management, and storm safety planning. Certified arborists bring expertise in: Tree Health Asse...

Spotted Lanternfly - Roswell Pest Threat

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Prevent a Spotted Lanternfly invasion from damaging your trees, ornamental plants, and crops in Roswell. Recognizing the warning signs early and knowing how to respond can protect landscapes across the community. New Image Tree Solutions gathered information about the Spotted Lanternfly, its threat to local vegetation, signs of infestation, prevention strategies, and who to contact when this invasive pest is detected. What Is the Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula)? The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive planthopper native to China, India, and Vietnam. First detected in Pennsylvania in 2014, it has spread rapidly through multiple states. Adult Spotted Lanternflies are about one inch long, with grayish wings adorned with black spots, and bright red hind-wings that flash when in flight. Although beautiful in appearance, these insects feed on the sap of over 70 plant species, including hardwoods, ornamentals, fruit trees, and grapevines. Watch this video for an overview of the S...