Many of the hemlocks in Massachusetts have been affected by woolly adelgid. If you’ve noticed a white “woolly looking fuzz” on your Hemlocks, it’s a sure sign that the woolly adelgids are making a home in your trees. Once the infestation has taken hold, you’ll notice that the tree has little or no new growth on limbs and [...]
October 14, 2011 Latest News fromTree Tech: Massachusett’s Leading Tree Service Company Andy Felix president of Tree Tech Inc. was recently nominated to the board of directors of TCIA, the national trade association of the tree care industry. Tune into local radio station WTKK in Massachusetts on Sunday mornings to hear more tips and tricks [...]
As part of Massachusett’s Asian Longhorn Beetle Cooperative Eradication Program, Tree Tech has been certified to remove trees and perform work to prevent the spread of ALB throughout the greater Worcester area. Efforts include treating potential “host” trees in the spring. But spring is short in Massachusetts, so last fall a new treatment was attempted. [...]
Tree problems are often worse in winter. Maintaining good tree health is vital to the life of your trees. This season, winter throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island has been especially challenging. Extreme cold temperatures, ice and snow can take their toll on trees and shrubs. Proper tree care and maintenance can make a difference between [...]
Tree Tech – Providing Quality Tree and Shrub Care throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island Since 1986 Tree pruning is about maintaining the aesthetics, health and safety of your trees. Most landscape trees require maintenance,and proper pruning will enhance the beauty of your landscape and compliment the other shrubs, plants and the lawn area on your [...]
Since 1987, Tree Tech Inc. has been providing total tree care services – from routine maintenance, to the treatment, care and preservation of trees and shrubs. Tree Tech’s President Andy Felix shares his thoughts and observations of the year, with his Massachusetts and Rhode Island tree care customers. “Summer of 2009 seemed like it was two weeks [...]