Professional Tree Service in Bear, Delaware
By ISA-Certified Arborists

Strobert has spent decades providing top-quality, professional tree services in the Tri-State Area. Homeowners in Bear can trust Strobert's highly trained, certified local arborists with all their tree care needs.

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24 Hour Emergency Tree Services in Bear, Delaware

We offer emergency tree services to quickly handle sudden tree incidents. From storm damage to fallen trees and dangerous hanging branches, we respond promptly and efficiently to protect your family and property and restore peace of mind. Trust our experienced arborists for reliable efficient solutions so you can get on with your life.

Tree Removal in Bear, Delaware

With years of experience and a team of skilled, ISA-Certified arborists, we offer efficient and reliable solutions for all your tree removal needs. Whether you have a hazardous tree threatening your property or just need to clear space for a new project, our experts are here to help. We prioritize safety and use the latest equipment and techniques to ensure the job is done smoothly and with minimal damage to your property. We also take pains to protect our environment, and process tree debris into lumber, mulch, and paper products to eliminate waste. Trust Strobert for professional and hassle-free tree removal services that exceed your expectations.

Stump Grinding in Bear, Delaware

Stumps can be a hindrance to the beauty of your property, and a hazard to ankles and mowers. That's why we offer a stump grinding service that is efficient, affordable, and environmentally friendly. With our state-of-the-art equipment, we can remove any size of stump from your property quickly and without causing undue damage to the surrounding area. Trust the experts to restore the natural splendor of your landscape.

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Tree Trimming in Bear, Delaware

Regular tree trimming is not only aesthetically pleasing but also essential for the overall well-being of your landscape. Our skilled team is equipped with the knowledge and tools to provide precise and professional tree trimming services. By removing dead or diseased branches, we promote healthy growth, reduce the risk of accidents during storms, and improve air circulation. Additionally, our trimming techniques help to shape trees, ensuring they complement your property's unique aesthetics. Don't overlook the significance of regular tree trimming - let us take care of your trees, bringing out their natural splendor while maintaining a safe and visually appealing environment.

Tree Pruning in Bear, Delaware

Our tree pruning service is a critical component of our tree care services. Proper pruning promotes tree health and enhances structural integrity. We assess the trees’ condition, growth pattern, and its surroundings to determine the most beneficial pruning methods. Whether it's routine pruning to remove deadwood and maintain tree shape, or more intensive corrective pruning to address disease or storm damage, we're committed to best practice methods that prioritize tree health and longevity. Our goal is to improve your landscape's aesthetics while keeping your trees healthy and vibrant.

Plant Health Care Service in Bear, Delaware

In addition to our tree services, we also offer a dedicated plant care service. We believe that a healthy landscape encompasses not just thriving trees, but also vibrant shrubs, flowers, and other plant life. Our plant care services range from routine maintenance like pruning and fertilizing, to more specialized care such as pest and disease management. Our certified horticulturists understand the specific needs of various plant species and tailor our care plans accordingly. We use sustainable and eco-friendly practices that promote the overall health of your garden, so your plants not only look great but also contribute to a balanced and thriving ecosystem in your outdoor space.

Tree Cabling in Bear, Delaware

Trees are marvels of nature. Emblematic of both strength and serenity, they have beautified the earth and shaped life as we know it since time immemorial. They can also be dangerous if left unattended on your property. Large and especially aging trees can become structurally compromised, and pose a risk to people, pets, buildings, and cars. Our approach prioritizes the well-being of your trees while safeguarding your home and loved ones from potential hazards. We carefully install non-invasive support systems that promote proper growth and prevent the risk of branch failure. Trust us to deliver reliable and knowledgeable tree cabling services that will keep your trees thriving for years to come.

Storm Damage Response in Bear, Delaware

Storms can wreak havoc on your trees, leaving behind a trail of fallen branches, debris, and potentially hazardous situations, often beyond what homeowners can handle on their own. Damage to trees can leave them unstable in ways that are not obvious to the untrained eye. Enter our team of professional arborists. We are here to help you restore your outdoor space to its former glory, ensuring safety and peace of mind for you and your loved ones. We remove debris, assess tree damage, and provide necessary trimming or removal services. Trust us to handle the aftermath of the storm, so you can focus on getting your life back on track.

Kiln Dried Firewood in Bear, Delaware

Feel the difference with our selection of premium kiln-dried firewoods. Our wood is drier, lighter, easier to light, and burns hotter and cleaner than regular seasoned firewood. Kiln dried means low moisture, so no bugs, mold, or fungus. Chunk and solid cut options. Delivery available. Shop our selection today and enjoy efficient, low-smoke wood for your home, camp, or fire pit year-round.

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Setting the Standard

Strobert is Bear’s First Choice for Tree Care

ISA-Certified Arborists

ISA certification means expertise, knowledge, and adherence to professional standards Our arborists are trained in proper pruning techniques for tree health and aesthetics, and have extensive knowledge of many tree varieties, so they can assess tree risks with confidence. ISA-certified arborists also promote tree preservation, conservation, and sustainable management.

Locally owned and operated

We have been maintaining the beautiful landscapes of Bear for years along with the rest of the Tri-State area. Founded in Wilmington in 2000, our passion for serving land and community has only grown since.

Cutting-edge equipment

We take special care to ensure that our equipment is well-maintained by conducting frequent inspections, repairs, upgrades and replacements. And we only put it in the hands of trained professionals.

FREE no obligation consultations with our experts

We offer FREE no obligation consultations with our expert arborists, providing you with valuable insights and tailored recommendations for your trees.

24-hour Emergency Tree Services for Bear, Delaware

With an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, you can rest assured that our highly-trained team will exceed your expectations. We even offer 24-hour emergency services when life doesn’t go as planned. Creating a worry-free experience for every client, every time.

Fully licensed, bonded and insured

By hiring a licensed, bonded, and insured tree service, customers can have greater peace of mind knowing that the company has met specific qualifications, provides financial protection, and has the necessary coverage to handle any potential issues that may arise during their work.

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Frequently Asked Question From Customers

How can I get a consultation?

Click any of the pretty green buttons on the page above, or click here to schedule a consultation. Just give us a call, and after we chat, we'll be out to assess your property at the earliest opportunity.

How do I know when my tree needs to be pruned?

Tree pruning is often dependent on the species, but generally, if you notice dead, diseased, or damaged branches, it may be time for pruning. Overgrowth and encroachment on buildings or utility lines is another reason. A professional arborist can assess and advise on optimal pruning time.

What are the signs of disease or pests in my trees, and what should I do if I spot them?

Signs of disease or pests can vary. Look for discoloration, spots or blotches on leaves, abnormal leaf drop, wilting, bark changes, or unseasonal flowering. If you spot them, call an arborist to identify the problem and suggest treatment.

When is the best time of the year to trim my trees?

Pruning time can depend on the tree species and the purpose of pruning. Generally, late winter or early spring is ideal as trees are dormant, which minimizes stress and pest infestation. However, certain species may require different timing. Some flowering trees should be pruned right after they finish blooming to maximize flower production the following year.

How often should I have my trees inspected?

Tree inspections should be conducted at least once a year to ensure they're in good health. If your trees are older or have been affected by disease or pests in the past, they may need more frequent inspections, possibly every 6 months. An arborist can monitor your trees for signs of disease or infestation and make recommendations for care.

Why would a tree need to be removed?

Tree removal is usually the last resort when dealing with tree health issues. Trees may need to be removed if they are dead, if they're infested with an incurable disease, if they have suffered irreparable storm damage, or if they pose a danger to nearby structures. Sometimes, trees need to be removed for construction or landscaping purposes. Before any removal, a professional arborist should evaluate the tree and exhaust all other potential treatment options.

What can I do to keep my trees healthy?

Maintaining tree health involves a combination of proper watering, mulching to protect roots and retain soil moisture, and using appropriate fertilizers to supply nutrients. Additionally, proper pruning can help prevent disease and pest issues. Regular inspections from a professional arborist can also help identify potential issues early, before they become significant problems.

What kind of equipment do you use, and how does it affect my property?

At Strobert, we use a variety of specialized equipment including chainsaws, pole saws, tree chippers, stump grinders, and aerial lifts or bucket trucks for tall trees. Our team is highly trained in the use of this equipment to ensure safety and efficiency. We use protective barriers when needed to minimize any potential damage to your property, and always conduct a thorough cleanup as the last step in the job.

How can I identify a hazardous tree and what steps should I take?

A hazardous tree often shows signs of structural weakness like dead or hanging branches, decayed or hollow sections, cracks in the trunk, severe leaning, or root problems. If you spot these signs, contact a professional arborist immediately.

Can a sick tree be saved, or does it always need to be removed?

Whether a sick tree needs to be removed often depends on the type and extent of the disease, and the overall health and value of the tree. Some diseases can be managed through pruning, treatment, or changes in care practices, allowing the tree to recover. A professional arborist can assess the tree, diagnose the disease, and provide a recommendation for treatment or removal.

What does it mean when the leaves of my tree are discolored or wilting?

Leaf discoloration or wilting could indicate several issues like nutrient deficiency, pests, disease, or environmental stress. Professional diagnosis is important for proper treatment, which might include changes in care or environment, and treatment for pests or disease.

How long does it typically take to remove a tree?

The time it takes to remove a tree can vary greatly depending on the size of the tree, its location, its health and structural stability, and access limitations. A small, accessible tree might be removed in an hour or two, while a large, complex removal in a confined space can take a full day or more. Every tree is unique, and an on-site estimate is the best way to determine the time required.

What are the typical signs of a tree in stress?

Signs of tree stress can include wilting or discolored leaves, early leaf drop, reduced growth, abnormal leaf size, and changes in bark texture or color. These symptoms can be caused by a variety of factors, including pests, disease, water stress, nutrient deficiencies, temperature extremes, pollution, or physical damage. A professional arborist can diagnose the cause of stress and recommend appropriate treatments.

Are you and your team certified arborists? What does that mean exactly?

Certified arborists have passed comprehensive exams covering all aspects of tree care, maintain their certification through ongoing education, and adhere to a Code of Ethics, ensuring knowledgeable and professional service.

Is your tree service insured? What does that coverage entail?

Yes, we are fully insured, which covers any damage to your property during our services, and provides worker's compensation in case of any worker injuries.

What should I look for when hiring a professional arborist or tree service?

When hiring a professional arborist or tree service, look for proof of certification, insurance, and business licensing. Check references and reviews for quality of work. The arborist should conduct a thorough on-site inspection before providing a written estimate. They should be knowledgeable, professional, and willing to answer all your questions. It can also be helpful to verify their standing with professional organizations such as the International Society of Arboriculture or the Tree Care Industry Association.

How much does it cost to have a tree pruned or removed?

The cost of tree services varies depending on the specific task. For instance, tree removal is typically more expensive than pruning. Factors influencing cost include the size and location of the tree, the tree's health and stability, and any access limitations. Other potential costs include stump grinding or wood chipping. It's always best to get a written estimate before work begins.

What are the risks if I try to prune or remove a tree myself?

DIY tree work can be dangerous due to falling branches, improper equipment use, and potential damage to property. Hiring a professional ensures the job is done safely and correctly, protecting you, your tree, and your property.

How do you ensure the safety of my property and your workers when removing a tree?

We ensure safety by adhering to the industry's best practices, which include using appropriate safety equipment, like helmets, safety glasses, gloves, and safety harnesses when working at heights. We set up safety barriers when necessary to protect people and property in the work area. We also conduct a job hazard analysis before starting work to identify any potential risks and take appropriate measures to manage them.

What happens to the wood and debris after you prune or remove a tree?

After pruning or removal, the wood and other debris are typically chipped on-site into mulch, which can be used in your landscape or removed from the property. Larger pieces of wood can often be cut into firewood-sized lengths for your use or removed as well. We strive to leave your property clean and tidy.

How can I tell if my tree has been damaged by a storm, and what should I do?

Signs of storm damage to a tree can include broken or hanging branches, split trunks, a shift in the tree's lean, or partial or complete uprooting. After a storm, ensure safety by keeping a distance from the damaged tree, especially if there are hanging branches or if the tree is near utility lines. Contact a professional arborist to assess the damage and determine the best course of action, which could include pruning, cabling, or tree removal.

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Meet an arborist

Dave joined The Strobert Team from an extensive Construction and Sales Background. He has a heart for the community and enjoys serving through outreach and various charities.

David’s education consists of a B.S. in History & Education from Cairn University. He has also gained his M. Ed in Educational Leadership from Concordia University.

In his spare time, Dave enjoys fishing, grilling and going to all Philadelphia sporting events.
Dave, his wife and their 3 children reside in Middletown, DE.

Bear Service Area

Strobert Tree Service provides a full range of professional tree services in and around Bear, DE. If you are located on this map, even outside the outline, chances are, we can take care of you!

Professional Tree Service in Bear, Delaware
By ISA-Certified Arborists