Precision Tree Care

❄️ The snow is melting and spring is right around the corner! 🌷
Now is the perfect time to check on your trees after a long winter. Broken limbs, hidden damage, and overgrowth can become safety hazards fast.

🌳 Let us help your property get spring-ready with a professional tree assessment or free quote.

📞 Call us today to schedule your inspection and get ahead of the season! 226-627-1569

Thank you Chatham-Kent for your continued support! We are humbled to be recognized amongst the best businesses in our community 🤩

Happy 10th anniversary to Precision Tree Care! For the past decade, this team of certified arborists has been proudly serving all of Chatham-Kent— providing expert pruning, tree removals, hedging, shaping, risk assessments, and more. Here's to ten years of keeping our trees healthy, safe, and beautiful!

A decade of serving you! 🎉 Thank you Chatham-Kent for 10 years of support. We wouldn’t have reached this exciting milestone without you.

We have begun our 2025 season and are ready to help with any of your spring tree care needs and projects. Call today for a free quote! 🌳

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Thank you for being a part of this journey we are excited for what the future holds.

Are your spidey senses tingling? Ours are at Precision Tree Care with our new 72 foot Spyder lift! This machine is self propelled on tracks with a fold in width as small as 36 inches to tackle those hard to reach trees in tough locations.

Call us today for a free estimate
226-627-1569

With increasing cases of Oak Wilt being reported in Ontario, this is a friendly reminder to avoid performing any tree work on Oak trees until the fall/winter to reduce the risk of it spreading.

The Nitidulid Beetles that carry this fungus are attracted to open wounds on healthy oaks. It can attract and transmit the fungus in as little as 15 minutes!

Please report any signs or symptoms immediately.

It was a tree planting day for us at Precision Tree Care. Here are some tips for planting your trees this spring:

1. Planting depth is very important. Too deep and the roots will not be able to get the oxygen they need. Too shallow and the roots will not have enough soil space to grow horizontally. The ideal planting location is at the depth of the trunk flare.

2. Planting width should be 2-3 times the total width of the root ball

3. Adding mulch after planting provides many benefits including moisture retention and insulation

Happy planting season! 🍃 🌳

Hey Chatham-Kent!

Precision Tree Care is hiring!

We have two full-time positions available:

1. Climbing Arborist 🌳
2. Groundsman/Crew Leader 🪵

If you or anyone you know is looking for work with experience in tree operations via climbing or ground work, please send a direct message or forward resumes to [email protected]

Oak Wilt has unfortunately made it to Canada. Look for any signs and report any cases! Refrain from pruning any oaks until the fall to reduce the spread. Let’s keep our Oak trees healthy! 🌳

We have confirmed oak wilt in a residential area in Niagara Falls, Ontario. This is the first confirmed case in Canada.

If you live in the area, check your oak trees regularly for signs of oak wilt, which include dull green, brown or yellow leaves; cracks in the trunk; white, grey or black fungus; and early and sudden leaf drop.

Oak wilt is spread naturally through the root or by beetles carrying fungal spores.

Report all signs of oak wilt to us immediately: https://bit.ly/3J7VSua

Our crew will be out today servicing anyone in need of clean up from yesterday’s ice damage. Give us a call if you need assistance!

226-627-1569

A new year bringing new credentials! This fall Darin had the pleasure of attending the ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification course.

What does this mean for our customers? We can now offer detailed tree assessments that can be held to the highest standard in a court of law 🕵️‍♂️. But more importantly, we can better help our clients break down the risk categorization within their tree, giving proper mitigation options to reduce its risk.

We will be using the data sheet produced by the International Society of Arboriculture and it’s matrix, to help compartmentalize the information we gather from your tree, to get its overall risk rating.

We look forward to continue to provide our customers with the best quality service.

Call 226-627-1569 if you’re interested in getting a tree assessment🌳