At Expert Tree Service, we understand the importance of maintaining your trees while ensuring the safety and reliability of your electric service. If you’re a Central Hudson customer, you may be aware that they offer their own tree trimming and… Read more »

As a tree services company that removes, trims and otherwise maintains trees in the Mid-Hudson Valley and Catskills region, we are deeply familiar with all of the common concerns and nuances about different kinds of trees in our area. One… Read more »

One of the top questions that we get as a tree services company in the Hudson Valley is about cutting a tree down vs. trimming it. It may be tempting to defer maintenance on trees and save money, and only… Read more »

At Expert Tree Service, we often hear from customers who are considering removing trees near their pools. When there are trees looming over your pool, they can cast unwanted shade, drop leaves that you have to constantly remove, and even… Read more »

Gypsy moths, also known as spongy moths, have broken out in the Hudson Valley and Catskills region nearly every summer in the recent past. If you’ve gone hiking or even looked around your yard in the last month or so,… Read more »

Since 1936, we at Expert Tree Service have gotten around the Hudson Valley and Catskills region quite a bit in our work as a tree removal, trimming and maintenance company. One of our favorite places to visit is Athens, NY,… Read more »

Recently on WRRV, an important discussion from New Paltz was brought up. It quotes a Facebook conversation that asked the following: “Sad thing: my neighbors seem to have taken down trees that should be protected by our Shade Tree ordinances”,… Read more »

As a Hudson Valley-based tree services company, we spend a lot of time on the road visiting different towns in places like Ulster County, Dutchess County, Columbia County and Greene County. We were pleased to learn that in 2013, the… Read more »

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently released new Plant Hardiness Zone Maps, including for our region in the Mid-Hudson Valley and Catskills. Plant hardiness zones are geographic areas defined by climate conditions that help gardeners and landscapers determine which plants… Read more »

As the weather turns from winter to spring in the Hudson Valley, many homeowners are heading outside to their yards for the first time in months. In order to get the maximum enjoyment and value from your property while maintaining… Read more »