Licensed & Insured
Confirming that your tree care company is licensed and insured is a critical step in the selection process. Learn why.
Estimate: What to Expect
What should you expect when you schedule an estimate appointment with Sperry Tree Care?
Keep or Remove Your Tree?
Like all living things trees have a limited life span. Sometimes removal is the right option, but it can hard to know if you are making the right decision. Our experts review some things to consider in this article.
Tree Roots vs. Your FOundation
Worried that tree roots might crack your foundation? Here are 4 key things you should know from warning signs to what to do if you are already seeing cracks.
Bird Nesting Directly Effects Tree Care Timing
Oregon is home to a diverse array of bird species, many of which rely on trees for nesting and breeding. For tree care professionals, understanding how bird nesting impacts pruning, removal, and general tree maintenance is essential to balancing ecological responsibility with property management.
5 Dangers of Tree Topping
Topping is a detrimental practice that weakens trees, increases their vulnerability to disease, and results in costly long-term consequences. In this photo you can see a topped tree vs a tree that has not been topped.
Our Annual Care Plan for Fruit Trees
Let us remember for you when your fruit trees need pruning. Learn more about our Annual Care Plan for fruit trees.
Bring More Light into Your Garden
A yard filled with beautiful trees provides shade, privacy, and aesthetic appeal, but too much shade can be a challenge—especially for vegetable gardens. Many vegetables require ample sunlight to grow strong and productive. Strategic tree pruning is a great way to increase light exposure while maintaining healthy trees and a balanced landscape.
Improve soil conditions with air spading
The most crucial element for the success of EVERY living plant or tree is healthy soil. By healthy we don’t just mean fertile, because that would simply describe the basic nutrients a plant needs to live such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium. Those are found in all fertilizers. We are talking about the life of the soil; whatever is active on a microbiological and fungal level.
what is an Arborist?
An Arborist is, according to Google “a specialist in the cultivation and care of trees and shrubs”. This broad description can be confusing since Landscapers also do some of the same, the main difference is that Landscapers, unlike Arborists, work at ground level while Arborists ascend trees to access the parts that require attention.
