Tree Care in Lordship, CT

If you're looking at the trees in your Lordship yard and feeling uneasy, you're not imagining things. Most of the homes here were built around 1957, which means the trees are now about 69 years old. That's the age when problems from poor planting choices become impossible to ignore. You'll see this in the silver maples, planted for their fast growth, which now have weak wood and aggressive roots threatening foundations and sidewalks. You'll also see it in the Bradford pears, which were guaranteed to look beautiful for about 15 years before their poor structure causes major limbs to split. The cool-humid climate and 44 inches of annual rain have helped these trees grow large, but they've also hidden internal decay that started years ago.