We get it- you’ve got stuff to do, places to be. One more chore in your yard isn’t what you need. But waiting until you absolutely have to trim your trees (like when a hurricane is knocking on your door) might be more trouble than it’s worth.
Hurricanes are a fact of life for those of us in sub-tropical and tropical climates, and increasingly they’ve been felt far beyond their traditional paths. This unpredictability means more people than ever before are affected by the devastating winds and rainfall of hurricanes, with falling trees killing roughly 33 people yearly .
Property maintenance is about so much more than coming in and doing a job; it’s about being trusted with caring for somebody’s home or business, which is both a tremendous privilege and a major responsibility. With that said, it’s natural that homeowners should want to find the best possible service provider for their lawn care needs – but what does that really mean? We believe that being the “best” boils down to two key characteristics: expertise and values. At Tucker Enterprise, we pride ourselves on our steadfast commitment to both. To learn a bit more about the values that distinguish Tucker Enterprise for your lawn care needs, keep on reading.
Is it even possible to prepare your shrubs and bushes for storm season? Plenty of professionals, us included, have gone over the key parts of tree maintenance in preparing for a hurricane, but what about the smaller plants in your yard? Though they’re not as destructive as trees when destroyed by a hurricane, shrubs and bushes can do some damage to your yard’s appearance and long-term health if left unchecked in the face of a storm. Today, we’re going over some of the maintenance basics you should keep in mind to prepare your shrubs and bushes for hurricane season, as well as easy ways you can make sure your entire property is in the best possible shape when a storm is coming. Let’s dive in.
The hurricane kit is a must-have for anyone in tropical and sub-tropical areas. As storms get bigger and branch out further north than ever before, this is true of more people. By keeping a hurricane-proof bag in a safe place, you can be better prepared and more at ease when a big storm rolls in. But there are a few things that even the most experienced, hurricane-prepped might forget to throw in their kit.
There are four seasons: fall, winter, spring, and hurricane. Although we all know the season is coming as faithfully as the year before, it can still sometimes sneak up on us, throwing our entire day off and even causing damage to our property.
For some people, early fall means fireplaces, marshmallows, and warm sweaters. Though plenty of Floridians enjoy these fall staples too, we also spend much of our late summer preparing for the ultimate Florida fall staple: hurricane season. Whether you’re new to the Sunshine State (warning: the nickname isn’t as applicable during the month of September) or have weathered your fair share of Florida hurricanes, it’s critical to understand how to keep your property protected in the face of a hurricane. So much of the damage that occurs to property landscapes during a hurricane could have been mitigated by proactive property care. Today, we’re gonna help you see what that looks like – and give you tips on how to make the most of it for your own property. Let’s get started.
Pruning is a simple enough concept with huge implications and importance. Proper pruning of your trees can make them stronger, healthier, and safer. Professional pruning teams can take care of your trees so they will continue to flourish.
If proactivity is the first step to making sure you protect your property for hurricane season, then choosing an excellent property maintenance professional is the most important. As we get closer and closer to
If you need a tree on your property removed, it’s important to do two things: act quickly and leave it to a professional. That said, even though you’ll be leaving the removal process itself to the professionals, there will still be a couple of things you should do to make sure the process goes as smoothly as possible. By acting quickly to get your tree removal done by a professional you trust, and by taking care of a few key responsibilities in preparation for the removal, you’ll be well set up to keep your property healthier and safer. Let’s jump into what you should do to prepare.
