
5 Signs Your Tree Actually Needs To Come Down
Most trees can be saved. Here's how David tells the difference between a hazard and a healthy giant — fungus at the base, hollow trunks, lean changes after storms, and more.
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30+ years of climbing, cutting, and caring for North Carolina trees — distilled into honest, practical articles you can actually use.

Most trees can be saved. Here's how David tells the difference between a hazard and a healthy giant — fungus at the base, hollow trunks, lean changes after storms, and more.
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Before the next storm hits the Triangle, walk your yard with this checklist. Limbs over the roof, splits in the canopy, and the trees you should call about now — not after.
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The pruning standard real arborists follow — and why bad cuts shorten a tree's life. A plain-English breakdown of the rules we use on every job.
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Smoky fireplace? It's the wood, not the chimney. How to tell seasoned firewood from green, what species burn best in NC, and what to ask before you buy a cord.
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