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High Class Tree Service


Tree Trimming & Pruning, Tree Removal and Landscaping & Lawn Care in Succasunna, NJ and the Surrounding Areas

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Comprehensive tree care for all residential and commercial properties.

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Safety is our priority when performing New Jersey tree removal.

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Our local lawn care company will keep your property pristine.

• Residential Tree Services

• Commercial Tree Services

• Tree Removal

• Tree Trimming

• Tree Pruning

• Tree Shaping

• Topping

• Cabling & Bracing

• Landscaping

• Lawn Care

• 24/7 Emergency Services

• 20 Years of Experience

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Are you ready to enhance your property? Is it time for tree removal, tree care or other landscaping in Succasunna or throughout Morris County, New Jersey? High Class Tree Service is here to help.

With more than 20 years of experience, our team is your partner for expert arborist services and lawn care for your home or office. With safety being a top priority, you can rely on our skilled professionals to handle all of your tree care needs. From trimming, pruning, and shaping, to dangerous tree removal, we do it all, and we do it well. As a local landscaping business, you can also rely on us for beautification, mowing, mulching, planting and so much more. We truly love what we do and our passion is reflected in our high quality work. As leaders in Succasunna tree removal and other outdoor projects, we would be thrilled to assist with needs. Give our team a call to get started with an estimate or to learn more about our nearby landscapers and arborists in Succasunna.

As a local tree removal and landscaping company, the team at High Class Tree Service takes pride in helping home and business owners in Succasunna and throughout Morris County keep their properties safe and beautiful. To ensure we're able to deliver superior results for our friends and neighbors, we have invested in the latest tools and certifications, ensuring we are operating as safely and efficiently as possible. We encourage you to give our nearby tree removal company a call if you’re concerned about a sick, dying, dead or leaning tree, have experienced a downed tree, need to remove a tree for aesthetic purposes or have other reasons for felling a tree. With 24/7 emergency tree services available, we will be there when you need us. We’re also available to chat about your property improvement needs, such as flower planting, irrigation services and lawn rejuvenation. Give High Class Tree Service a call at 973-250-2697 to learn more about our residential and commercial services or to   request a quote  for the cost of landscaping, tree care or tree removal in Succasunna or throughout the surrounding New Jersey communities.

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High Class Tree Service Reviews

High Class Tree Service Blog

by High Class Tree Service 18 November 2024
New Jersey lawns are susceptible to various diseases, especially during warm, humid seasons or extended periods of rain. Fungal infections are often the primary cause of these lawn diseases, which can damage grass, creating unsightly patches and bare spots. Understanding the symptoms and causes of these common lawn diseases can help you protect your yard. When you need lawn care in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Brown Patch Disease Brown Patch Disease, caused by the Rhizoctonia fungus, is one of the most prevalent lawn diseases in New Jersey, especially during warm, humid summers. It appears as brown or tan patches, usually circular in shape and varying from a few inches to several feet in diameter. Brown Patch thrives in over-fertilized lawns with high nitrogen levels and inadequate drainage. To manage Brown Patch, reduce nitrogen fertilization during peak summer months, ensure proper lawn aeration, and water your lawn in the early morning so the grass has time to dry before nightfall. Fungicides may also help if the disease is severe. Dollar Spot Disease Dollar Spot Disease is another common fungal infection, appearing as small, silver-dollar-sized spots that may merge into larger patches if left untreated. The disease often strikes Kentucky bluegrass and bentgrass and thrives in dry conditions or when lawns are low in nitrogen. Frequent watering, a balanced nitrogen fertilization program, and mowing at the proper height can help prevent Dollar Spot Disease. Applying a fungicide can also be effective, especially if the disease has spread. Red Thread Disease Red Thread is caused by the Laetisaria fuciformis fungus, which creates reddish or pink thread-like structures on grass blades. This disease is common in cool, damp conditions during spring and fall, and it’s particularly attracted to lawns that are low in nitrogen. Maintaining adequate nitrogen levels and regularly mowing and dethatching can help reduce Red Thread. Fungicides are rarely necessary, as the disease often subsides on its own with improved lawn care practices. Snow Mold Snow Mold affects lawns in late winter and early spring when melting snow provides the moist conditions the fungus thrives on. This disease appears as gray or pink circular patches, often with a slimy texture. Snow Mold is especially common after long winters with heavy snowfall and is particularly damaging to Kentucky bluegrass and fescue varieties. Raking matted grass and removing excess snow can help prevent Snow Mold. Aeration in the fall and avoiding high nitrogen levels late in the season are also beneficial. Expert Lawn Care in Succasunna, NJ A lush, green lawn is the foundation of a beautiful landscape. High Class Tree Service provides expert lawn care services to keep your grass healthy, vibrant, and weed-free. From regular mowing and edging to fertilization and aeration, we offer comprehensive lawn maintenance programs in Morris County, NJ that are designed to promote optimal growth and ensure your lawn looks its best year-round. If you’d like a quote for the cost of routine lawn care in Succasunna, don’t hesitate to contact our helpful team at 973-270-9505 .
by High Class Tree Service 15 October 2024
Pruning is an essential part of tree care, but timing is everything. Fall isn't always the ideal season to trim, even if it sounds like a smart idea because leaves are dropping and plants are preparing for the winter. With a few exceptions, we go over why it’s best to wait to prune. When you need tree care in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Why Fall Pruning Can Be Harmful The fall dormant season that trees experience can be disturbed by pruning. Fresh cuts can encourage new growth, which is vulnerable to damage by approaching cold weather. Due to the lack of time for this growth to harden off before winter, the tree will be more susceptible to stress and illness. Increased Risk of Disease Pruning in the fall could expose trees to disease. Fungi and bacteria are more active in damp, colder conditions, and they find it easier to take advantage of open wounds on trees. In the fall, pruning cuts are more likely to become infected and take longer to heal. When Fall Pruning is Appropriate There are a few exceptions to fall pruning. Since it encourages the tree to focus on healthy growth, modest pruning in the fall to remove diseased, dead, or broken branches is often safe. Some trees, including elms and oaks, should also be cut in the late fall or early winter to avoid diseases like oak wilt, which can spread during warmer months. Best Time for Major Pruning The best time to prune large trees is in late winter or early spring, just before new growth appears. By doing this, the chance of illness or injury is eliminated, enabling trees to recuperate quickly once their growth season resumes. Tree Trimming and Pruning in Succasunna, NJ Tree trimming and pruning are often used interchangeably, but they do serve distinct purposes. Tree trimming primarily involves the removal of overgrown branches to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the tree and maintain a tidy appearance, as well as keep branches out of power lines and away from buildings. On the other hand, tree pruning is a more comprehensive process that focuses on the overall health of the tree. When performing tree pruning or tree trimming in Succasunna, our team will assess each tree's unique needs and then make strategic cuts to remove dead or diseased branches, improve structure, enhance light passthrough, and encourage healthy growth. Give us a call at  973-250-2697  to request a quote for the cost of tree trimming or tree pruning in Morris County, NJ.
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by High Class Tree Service 18 November 2024
New Jersey lawns are susceptible to various diseases, especially during warm, humid seasons or extended periods of rain. Fungal infections are often the primary cause of these lawn diseases, which can damage grass, creating unsightly patches and bare spots. Understanding the symptoms and causes of these common lawn diseases can help you protect your yard. When you need lawn care in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Brown Patch Disease Brown Patch Disease, caused by the Rhizoctonia fungus, is one of the most prevalent lawn diseases in New Jersey, especially during warm, humid summers. It appears as brown or tan patches, usually circular in shape and varying from a few inches to several feet in diameter. Brown Patch thrives in over-fertilized lawns with high nitrogen levels and inadequate drainage. To manage Brown Patch, reduce nitrogen fertilization during peak summer months, ensure proper lawn aeration, and water your lawn in the early morning so the grass has time to dry before nightfall. Fungicides may also help if the disease is severe. Dollar Spot Disease Dollar Spot Disease is another common fungal infection, appearing as small, silver-dollar-sized spots that may merge into larger patches if left untreated. The disease often strikes Kentucky bluegrass and bentgrass and thrives in dry conditions or when lawns are low in nitrogen. Frequent watering, a balanced nitrogen fertilization program, and mowing at the proper height can help prevent Dollar Spot Disease. Applying a fungicide can also be effective, especially if the disease has spread. Red Thread Disease Red Thread is caused by the Laetisaria fuciformis fungus, which creates reddish or pink thread-like structures on grass blades. This disease is common in cool, damp conditions during spring and fall, and it’s particularly attracted to lawns that are low in nitrogen. Maintaining adequate nitrogen levels and regularly mowing and dethatching can help reduce Red Thread. Fungicides are rarely necessary, as the disease often subsides on its own with improved lawn care practices. Snow Mold Snow Mold affects lawns in late winter and early spring when melting snow provides the moist conditions the fungus thrives on. This disease appears as gray or pink circular patches, often with a slimy texture. Snow Mold is especially common after long winters with heavy snowfall and is particularly damaging to Kentucky bluegrass and fescue varieties. Raking matted grass and removing excess snow can help prevent Snow Mold. Aeration in the fall and avoiding high nitrogen levels late in the season are also beneficial. Expert Lawn Care in Succasunna, NJ A lush, green lawn is the foundation of a beautiful landscape. High Class Tree Service provides expert lawn care services to keep your grass healthy, vibrant, and weed-free. From regular mowing and edging to fertilization and aeration, we offer comprehensive lawn maintenance programs in Morris County, NJ that are designed to promote optimal growth and ensure your lawn looks its best year-round. If you’d like a quote for the cost of routine lawn care in Succasunna, don’t hesitate to contact our helpful team at 973-270-9505 .
by High Class Tree Service 15 October 2024
Pruning is an essential part of tree care, but timing is everything. Fall isn't always the ideal season to trim, even if it sounds like a smart idea because leaves are dropping and plants are preparing for the winter. With a few exceptions, we go over why it’s best to wait to prune. When you need tree care in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Why Fall Pruning Can Be Harmful The fall dormant season that trees experience can be disturbed by pruning. Fresh cuts can encourage new growth, which is vulnerable to damage by approaching cold weather. Due to the lack of time for this growth to harden off before winter, the tree will be more susceptible to stress and illness. Increased Risk of Disease Pruning in the fall could expose trees to disease. Fungi and bacteria are more active in damp, colder conditions, and they find it easier to take advantage of open wounds on trees. In the fall, pruning cuts are more likely to become infected and take longer to heal. When Fall Pruning is Appropriate There are a few exceptions to fall pruning. Since it encourages the tree to focus on healthy growth, modest pruning in the fall to remove diseased, dead, or broken branches is often safe. Some trees, including elms and oaks, should also be cut in the late fall or early winter to avoid diseases like oak wilt, which can spread during warmer months. Best Time for Major Pruning The best time to prune large trees is in late winter or early spring, just before new growth appears. By doing this, the chance of illness or injury is eliminated, enabling trees to recuperate quickly once their growth season resumes. Tree Trimming and Pruning in Succasunna, NJ Tree trimming and pruning are often used interchangeably, but they do serve distinct purposes. Tree trimming primarily involves the removal of overgrown branches to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the tree and maintain a tidy appearance, as well as keep branches out of power lines and away from buildings. On the other hand, tree pruning is a more comprehensive process that focuses on the overall health of the tree. When performing tree pruning or tree trimming in Succasunna, our team will assess each tree's unique needs and then make strategic cuts to remove dead or diseased branches, improve structure, enhance light passthrough, and encourage healthy growth. Give us a call at  973-250-2697  to request a quote for the cost of tree trimming or tree pruning in Morris County, NJ.
by High Class Tree Service 14 September 2024
Tree cabling provides structural support to trees at risk of splitting or losing large limbs. If left unaddressed, a weakened tree can pose safety risks and damage property. But how do you know when it’s time to cable a tree? Below, we discuss the key signs that indicate your tree might need extra support. When you need tree cabling in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Splitting Trunks or Branches A clear indication that a tree needs cabling is the presence of splitting at the trunk or between major branches. This is often seen in trees with multiple trunks or “co-dominant stems,” which can grow apart and become unstable over time. Cabling can prevent further separation and reduce the risk of limbs breaking. Heavy, Overextended Branches When large branches extend too far from the tree, they can become heavy and more prone to snapping during storms or under the weight of snow. If you notice long, heavy limbs sagging or bending, cabling can help distribute the weight and provide additional support to prevent breakage. Leaning Tree While some trees naturally grow at an angle, a tree that begins to lean more noticeably over time may have structural issues. Cabling can stabilize the tree and reduce the risk of it tipping over, especially in high winds or during severe weather. V-Shaped Branch Unions Trees with narrow, V-shaped branch unions are more likely to experience splitting. These unions are structurally weaker than U-shaped ones. Cabling can reinforce these vulnerable points, holding the branches together and helping prevent them from breaking apart. Visible Cracks in the Trunk If you spot visible cracks in the tree’s trunk or large branches, this is a sign of internal stress that may eventually lead to failure. Cabling can reduce strain on the tree and allow it to heal, preventing the cracks from widening and causing the tree to split. Tree Cabling in Succasunna, NJ When trees become weak or their structural integrity falls into question, cabling may be the best option to save the tree. Tree cabling involves installing flexible steel cables between branches or trunks to provide support and prevent hazardous limb failure. Our skilled arborists assess the condition of your trees and implement custom cabling solutions to enhance their stability and longevity. Call High Class Tree Service at  973-250-2697  to learn more about our tree services in Succasunna, NJ, and the surrounding areas.
by High Class Tree Service 17 August 2024
Are you tired of looking at the same old yard? Do you wish you were more adept at gardening so you could solve common issues? Speak with our landscapers in Succasunna! We can turn your yard into a stunning oasis thanks to our years of knowledge. Below, we go over the most common landscape problems homeowners encounter and how to fix them. When you need professional landscaping services in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service. Choosing the Wrong Plants Inadequate climatic adaptation can lead to stunted growth, illness, or even plant death. It's important to do your homework and select plants that are appropriate for the climate, soil type, and sun exposure of your area. In addition, certain plants need more maintenance than others, such as regular pruning or the use of particular fertilizers. Before buying a plant, think about how much time and effort you are willing to put into its upkeep. With the expertise to guide you in selecting the ideal plants for your region, High Class Tree Service can guarantee a stunning and healthy landscape for many years to come. Problems With Irrigation A gorgeous yard requires irrigation systems, but these devices can also cause a lot of problems. Plant diseases, root rot, and soil erosion can all result from overwatering. Inadequately placed sprinkler heads have the potential to submerge vegetation, grass, or waste water. Poor drainage from irrigation systems can also result in standing water and attract pesky insects. Broken pipes and defective controllers are two examples of malfunctioning products that can damage your landscape and cost you money. Irrigation systems should be evaluated and maintained by a professional landscaper to function as intended. Residential Landscaping in Succasunna, NJ High Class Tree Service specializes in creating stunning residential landscapes that reflect your unique style and preferences. Whether you're looking to transform your backyard into an outdoor oasis or enhance your front yard's curb appeal, our team of landscaping professionals is here to bring your vision to life. From mulching and weeding to landscape design to installation, we will work closely with you to ensure that every detail is perfect, resulting in a landscape that you'll love coming home to. Call us at  973-250-2697  to learn more about our services in Succassunna, NJ, and the surrounding areas.
by High Class Tree Service 17 July 2024
Do you have an unsightly stump on your property you’re itching to get rid of? While the prospect of saving money and doing the work yourself may be appealing, it's important to assess the hazards before jumping in. DIY stump removal can be risky, expensive, and may result in more harm than benefit. We discuss the potential hazards and why hiring a competent stump grinding service is your best bet below. When you need a tree or stump professionally removed in Succasunna, NJ, or the surrounding areas, contact High Class Tree Service . You Increase the Chance of an Accident Grinding a stump is a complicated and dangerous process that demands meticulous preparation and execution. If you lack experience and adequate tools, you risk injuring yourself. Even minor mistakes, such as forgetting to secure equipment, can result in major accidents. Furthermore, it might be difficult to establish how deep a stump's roots reach. Professionals have the knowledge and equipment required to analyze the situation and take the necessary steps for safe removal. When it comes to completing the job safely and efficiently, it is generally best to hire a professional removal company. You Could Damage Your Property Attempting to remove a stump without the necessary skills and experience might cause harm to nearby structures, such as fences or buildings. Underground infrastructure, such as gas and water pipes, are also at risk. If you don't know where your utility lines are, you risk hitting a water pipe and flooding your property. DIY grinding can also harm the root systems of nearby trees, causing them to topple or become unstable. Professional Stump Grinding in Succasunna, NJ As part of our tree removal process, we will ensure no trace is left behind, including the stump. Using state-of-the-art equipment, our team will grind down the stump below ground level, allowing you to reclaim your outdoor space and plant new trees or landscaping features with ease. Removing stumps is important to reduce the chances of pest infestations, tripping hazards and to ultimately be able to use your property how you’d like. When you need professional tree and stump removal in Morris County, call High Class Tree Service at  973-270-9505  .
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by High Class Tree Service 16 May 2024
Dead tree branches, though seemingly harmless, can pose significant risks to both property and people. At High Class Tree Service, we understand the importance of regular tree maintenance, including the timely removal of dead branches. If you spotted dead branches in a tree on your property, be sure to read on to understand how those branches can be problematic and why you should remove them. Preserving Tree Health Dead branches are not merely unsightly; they can also signal underlying issues within the tree. Whether due to disease, pests, or environmental stressors, dead branches are often a symptom of larger problems affecting the tree's overall health. By promptly removing dead branches, our arborists can prevent the spread of disease and promote new growth, helping to prolong the life of your trees and maintain their vitality. Mitigating Safety Hazards Perhaps the most immediate danger posed by dead tree branches is the risk of falling. Dead branches are structurally weak and prone to breakage, especially during storms or high winds. These falling branches can cause property damage, injury, or even loss of life. By regularly inspecting trees and removing dead branches, homeowners and property managers can mitigate these safety hazards and create a safer outdoor environment for themselves, their families, and their neighbors. Enhancing Aesthetic Appeal In addition to their practical benefits, removing dead branches can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your landscape. Dead branches detract from the natural beauty of trees, making them appear unkempt and neglected. By removing dead branches and promoting healthy growth, homeowners can improve the overall appearance of their trees and enhance the beauty of their outdoor spaces. If a tree on your property has dead branches, don't hesitate to contact High Class Tree Service. Our team of experienced arborists in Succasunna can here to help you maintain healthy, beautiful trees and create a safer outdoor environment for you and your loved ones. Give us a call at  973-270-9505  to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment to receive an estimate for the cost of tree trimming in Morris County, New Jersey.
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