Tree Care in Greenwich, CT

Greenwich homeowners often inherit beautiful, mature trees that are now showing their age. Many of the problems we see with red oaks or sugar maples on your property trace back to a simple fact: the wrong tree was planted in the wrong place 70 or 80 years ago. Builders favored fast-growing species like silver maple and Norway maple for instant shade, but these trees have weak wood and aggressive roots that now threaten foundations and driveways. In our cool-humid climate with 48 inches of annual rain, these structural weaknesses become liabilities. When we inspect a tree, we're looking for problems that started decades ago. External cracks or fungi often appear years after internal decay begins, which is why a professional assessment is critical.