Tree Care in Encore at Monroe, NJ

Your trees in Encore at Monroe are now about 22 years old, entering a critical phase of maturity. The native Red Oaks and Sugar Maples planted when the community was built are establishing their final form, but that also means structural weaknesses like included bark unions are now set. Our mixed-humid climate brings 47 inches of rain annually, which saturates the clay soils common here. In a storm, that saturation is the primary cause of uprooting, especially when sustained winds from one direction are followed by a sudden shift, fatiguing the root plate. We also see problematic species like the fast-growing Silver Maple and the brittle Bradford Pear, which are more prone to branch failure during our 15 average storm events each year.