What is “Winter Burn?”
Are your evergreen trees looking more brown than green? When the ground freezes and evergreen trees are unable to replenish lost moisture, its needles dehydrate and turn brown or red.…
Winter Storm Watch 01/05/21
Winter Storm Watch 01/05/21 With a Winter Storm Watch issued for much of Buffalo and the Northtowns, the chance of potential snowfall could far exceed anything we've seen this season.…
Damaged Tree?
Damaged Tree? Construction is often a year-round industry, especially during mild winters like this. But sometimes in the interim of moving equipment and supplies, accidents happen where a tree growing…
Emergency Tree Removal Service
The holidays are just around the corner! As we start to close out the year, remember that Woodchuck Tree Service offers 24 hour emergency tree removal service to ensure your…
Don’t Wait Till It’s Too Late
While we're not walking in a winter wonderland just yet, winter has brought other seasonal weather like high winds to Western New York. As a result, many homeowners and business…
High Winds Leave a Mess?
High Winds Leave a Mess? High winds have been wreaking havoc across Western New York. While your tree may have been fine during one windstorm, it doesn't mean it survived…
Got Woodpeckers?
Got Woodpeckers? Woodpeckers are beautiful to look at but excessive woodpecker holes in your tree can be a sign of bigger issues. Woodpeckers tend to prefer dead trees or trees…
Is Your Tree Affecting Your Plumbing?
Is Your Tree Affecting Your Plumbing? Is your tree affecting your plumbing? Tree roots can spread 2-3 times the width of the canopy and move or grow into your plumbing.…
Are You One Windy Day Away From Disaster?
Are You One Windy Day Away From Disaster? Wind storms are nothing to laugh at. Not only can they damage your home but your trees too, bringing down branches or…
Be Mindful of Snow Covered Branches
Be Mindful of Snow Covered Branches Here in the north towns we saw our first taste of winter this week! While that snow has already melted, it's important to check…