Tree Care in Regency at Monroe, NJ

Your trees in Regency at Monroe are now about 16 years old, which is a critical transition point. Young trees planted when the homes were built around 2010 are entering a mature phase where structural issues become apparent. You'll see this in the native Red Oaks and Sugar Maples, which are strong long-term assets, but also in problem species like the ubiquitous Norway Maple and Bradford Pear. These weaker trees are now large enough that their poor branch unions, known as included bark, become serious liabilities during our frequent storms. With 25 storm events a year, wind is the primary concern. Sustained winds followed by a sudden shift, common in our coastal climate, fatigue these weak unions and can lead to major branch failure, not just twig drop.