FAQs

Hudson Tree Service offers tree trimming, pruning, tree and stump removal, tree, bush, and shrub fertilization, disease and pest control, and emergency storm damage cleanup.

Hudson Tree Service is fully licensed and insured, and our staff strictly follows safety guidelines, from the use of professional equipment that minimizes risks during tree services to our OSHA certification and adherence to ANSI Z87 Pruning Standards, we’re your safe choice for tree care.

Yes. Please be aware that in order to avoid electrocution or power outages, only certified professionals should trim trees near power lines. This is NOT a DIY job!

Done regularly and properly by certified arborists like us, trimming promotes healthy growth, prevents disease, and removes dead or hazardous branches that could cause damage or injury. Trimming also allows trees to provide more balanced shade and reduce energy costs.

Although recommendations vary depending on the tree species and location, in most cases, a tree should be trimmed every three to five years. Let us make our recommendation based on your trees’ needs.

It depends on the type of tree. Although most trees should be trimmed in late winter or early spring before new growth starts, any time of the year is better than not trimming at all.

Yes, when it’s done properly. By removing weak or diseased branches, trimming helps encourage new, healthy growth.

Once we understand the size, location, and condition of the tree, we can offer an accurate, free estimate – and usually on the same day!

Permit requirements will vary depending on where you live. Let us help you determine your local permit requirements and help you obtain the paperwork.

Yes, when you have storm damage or are facing a hazardous situation, emergency services are available within 24 hours.