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As the weather finally settles in and Western New York moves deeper into spring, many homeowners begin tackling outdoor projects that were put off during the colder months. One of the most important areas to evaluate this time of year is your trees. Late spring is an ideal time to schedule professional tree service, whether you need tree removal, trimming, storm-damaged limb cleanup, or stump grinding. Addressing tree concerns now can help protect your property, improve curb

A customer hired a contractor for stump grinding. The contractor did the estimate and the stump removal project the same day. This is yet another example of why the cheapest estimate is not always the best estimate. In New York State, stump grinding falls under 811 “Call Before You Dig” requirements. Under NYS Code Rule 753, professional excavators are required to contact UDig NY before digging. A 72-hour notice must be given so utility companies can come out and mark undergr

When a tree has a structural weakness, the question isn’t always if it will fail—it’s when . That’s why tree cabling can be an urgent service. Cabling is a proven way to help stabilize weak branches or multiple trunks, reduce excessive movement, and lower the chance of sudden breakage—especially during Western New York’s wind, ice, and heavy snow events. At Reel Tree Service , we often get calls right after storms or when homeowners notice something “doesn’t look right.” In

When Do Trees Go Dormant in Buffalo, NY – And Why It Matters Here in Buffalo, NY, our trees deal with just about everything: hot, humid summers, heavy lake-effect snow, wild wind, and big temperature swings. One of their main survival tools is dormancy – a built-in rest period that helps them get through our long Western New York winters. If you own a home or manage a property in Buffalo and the Southtowns, understanding when trees go dormant and why it matters can help you m