Tree House Arbor Science

As witnessed by Madison and its surroundings last week, destructive storms and high wind speeds mean vigilance is still needed. Though some warning signs, such as dead branches and limbs, cracks or splits, or leans are easily seen, others may elude even the most eagle-eyed homeowner🕵️‍♀️

By calling one of our many certified arborists to schedule a consultation, you can ensure the harder-to-catch signs won't stay hidden for long!

☎️Call or text us at 608-234-5935 to summer-proof your trees!

Tree work can be a daunting undertaking for homeowners. That's why we want to make your decision of whether to call or whether to text us the hardest one you will have to make! Using any device you have, reach out to our phone number or through our website to begin the process of talking to one of our ISA-certified arborists. We look forward to helping you take care of your slice of the urban forest.

Arboriculture is inherently risky, but with the right training, equipment, and culture, we can tackle any job you may throw at us! Putting safety first ensures we can provide quality care to you and your trees whenever needed. Text, call, or visit our website from our bio to learn more and schedule a free consultation!

Trees are amazing.

We cable more than trees 😁

This lovely big tree is a Honey Locust, and most of those you see in town are thornless and podless thanks to human intervention and science.

The suckers that are coming out of the trunk on this one have re-naturalized, protesting humanity’s efforts for a kindler gentler tree.

The spikes are present to prevent large Pleistocene herbivores like Mastadons from eating the foliage. If you see one of those near your Honey Locust please text or call us at 608-234-5935!

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Here’s a Norway Maple wound that was trying to close over with wound wood. This process is called Ram’s Horning 🐏.

Tree tissue doesn’t repair itself like ours does. The wounds exist within the tree for as long as the tree lives.

Trees produce wound wood to try to contain the wound within new tissue.

Got a question about your trees? Text or call us at 608-3234-5935.

The Maples are in bloom!

Got questions about your trees? Text or call us at 608-234-5935. We’d be happy to schedule a free consultation.

We recently sent out a reminder to our customers with cables that were installed 3+ years ago to contact us for a free inspection.

Do you have a cabled tree? Text or call us at 608-234-5935 and we will do the same for you!