Frequently Asked Questions

Anytime, year around. We service in all seasons.

They can save the wood if they want or we can get rid of it. Some clients ask to have the wood diced up and saved for further usage.

Either a 65-foot bucket truck or climber takes down the tree. We cut the flesh and then remove it.

No, you do not have to be home.

You have a right to do whatever you want if it’s on your property.

If you want to plant grass or flowers you might want to stump grid. Most of the time we just cut the flesh and remove it to the ground.

Most cases yes. Depends on what time the service starts.

The owner.

Following are the few things you need to remember when cutting tree branches:

• Avoid chopping off tree tops
• Only prune trees at specific times, depending on the species of the trees
• Use proper pruning techniques
• Avoid over-pruning your trees
• Be careful around clustered branches

Using a pruning saw, remove all dead branches within reach. To trim bigger branches, do an offset cut: Make an undercut into the underside of the branch about 18 inches from the tree trunk. Then make a top cut approximately 12 inches beyond the undercut. Continue cutting until the branch falls to the ground. Please note inappropriate pruning techniques can be harmful to your tree’s health, preventing growth. It’s best to hire professionals!

When it comes to making your landscape more functional, it all comes down to the design. Make your landscape design in a way that provides functional features like drainage, shade, bug protection, and more. Our experts at Champion Tree Work can help you design a landscape that’s functional and beautiful. Call us now for landscaping services near Dennis, MA.

During the summer months, cool-season grasses may become excessively hot or dry. When temperatures hit 90 degrees, cool-season lawns can become dormant and turn brown until colder weather and sufficient moisture reaches the soil. We recommend watering 2-3 inches each week throughout the early hours during the hot summer months.

A healthy grass needs 1-2 inches of water each week throughout the cooler months. When a lawn receives more water than usual, moisture accumulates in the soil. Too much moisture might cause illnesses to spread across the lawn. Allow your grass to dry out for a few days before continuing with the suggested watering schedule.

There are several things you can do to prepare your lawn for winter, including removing lawn debris, mowing the grass properly, aerating your lawn, applying topsoil installation, and fertilizing. Call our experts now for more information.