Last updated 2 days 9 hours ago
Our recent blog posts briefly covered various sawmill and landscape services. But there’s a lot more to learn about both subjects!
- Do you want to learn the more about the differences between hardwood and softwood? Visit this page from HowStuffWorks.com.
- A green lawn is an important part of any landscape. Learn how to care for your lawn organically with this page from TheDailyGreen.com.
- Do you need help with mulching? Visit this page from TreesAreGood.com for advice.
- Landscaping doesn’t have to cost a lot. Find out how you can save money with this article from Better Homes and Gardens.
- Do you need help selecting lumber? This website can help you find the right lumber for your woodworking project.
If you’re craving more information, take a look at these helpful resources and call Action Tree Service, Inc. at (908) 315-5398.
Last updated 8 days ago
If you’re like most homeowners, you’ve likely encountered a few problems with unwanted animal guests. Deer, for example, love to eat a wide variety of garden plants and vegetables.
In this short video, you will hear about a few deer-resistant plants, shrubs, and trees. Preludes, vinca bowles, and coreopsis are all beautiful flowers that will remain largely untouched by deer. Deer-resistant shrubs include William Penn barberry, winter gem, and common boxwood. Also, deer generally aren’t enticed to snack on anything planted near the front door of the home.
For more landscaping tips, contact Action Tree Service, Inc. Our expert arborists are glad to provide you with tree planting, pruning, removal, and other important tree services. If you have any questions, call us today at (908) 315-5398.
Last updated 15 days ago
Though lumber may seem relatively uncomplicated, there are actually many varieties. In order to obtain wood for an upcoming project, it’s a bad idea to remove a tree yourself—instead, you should visit a local sawmill for your lumber needs. Here are just a few of the services you can expect from a reliable sawmill:
- Rough-Cut and Finished Lumber
If you’re looking to use lumber in an upcoming project, your best option is to obtain it at a sawmill. A good sawmill should provide you with either rough-cut lumber, which is most often used for shaping custom furniture; or finished lumber, which is commonly used in substantial construction projects.
Whether you’re using wood for building or burning, it’s recommended to dry it thoroughly first. Dried construction lumber is excellent for structural purposes, while dried firewood burns more efficiently. If you’re looking to increase the quality of your wood, you’ll need to take it to a sawmill that has a drying kiln.
Though all sawmills provide basic services, you should look for one that goes above and beyond, like Action Tree Service, Inc. For example, a top-notch sawmill doesn’t just provide you with hardwood and softwood lumber, but also helps you put your lumber to good use in an arch, truss, pergola, or other landscape structure.
Of course, many homeowners like to purchase sawmill lumber for smaller projects. For example, you might use your lumber to build a chair or a bench. That’s why an excellent sawmill offers help with custom wood furniture and even has furniture for sale.
If you’d like to learn more about the sawmill services provided by Action Tree Service, Inc., call us today at (908) 315-5398. In addition to all of the above services, we’re proud to provide our clients with mulching, tree planting, tree pruning, and much more. Visit our website for more information.
Last updated 22 days ago
Millions of homeowners across the country are extremely proud of their landscapes. If you look out your window and see a tangle of grass, vines, and overgrown trees, you’ll be pleased to know that Action Tree Service, Inc. can help you turn your backyard jungle into a paradise. Here are just a few of the services you can expect from us:
Many homeowners delay or avoid landscape revitalization projects due to seemingly insurmountable tasks. An enormous tree stump, for example, can be difficult for anyone to remove without the proper tools and manpower. Luckily, Action Tree Service, Inc. has the equipment and staff necessary to help you get rid of any obtrusive tree or stump on your property in little time.
- Tree Planting and Pruning
Once you’ve removed ailing or dead trees, you’ll likely want to place a few new ones. Action Tree Service, Inc. is happy to help you select the right trees that will thrive in your yard, as well as give you sound advice on how to care for them. If your new trees should require pruning, maintenance, or deep root fertilization, you’ll be glad to know we can help you with these services, too.
Once your new landscape is complete, you’ll need to spread a four-inch-thick layer of mulch over the property to encourage moisture retention, discourage weed growth, and provide maximum nourishment. Action Tree Service, Inc. sells dark, double-ground hardwood mulch by the cubic yard. If you don’t have a pickup truck, don’t worry—we are happy to deliver at no additional cost.
If you have any questions about these services, don’t hesitate to contact Action Tree Service, Inc. Our skilled tree and landscape experts will do everything they can to ensure that your home or business landscape looks as beautiful as possible. For more information, visit our website or call us today at (908) 315-5398.
Last updated 1 month ago
If you’d like to learn more about pest management and tree maintenance, check out these helpful links. Call Action Tree Service, Inc. for professional tree care and pest control services at (908) 315-5398.
Are you unsure whether you need a tree care service? Visit this page from Trees Are Good to learn why hiring an arborist is a great option for your home or business.
Stink bugs are taking New Jersey by storm—find out what you can do to keep them from spreading to your property on NJ.com.
Are gypsy moths attacking your plants and trees? Read more about controlling these pests on this page from the U.S. Forest Service.
Here’s a great report from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture on pest management in New Jersey.