Pittsburgh Lumberjack Tree Service

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In addition to removing and trimming trees we also plant trees to keep your landscape beautiful! Our awesome crew planted Arborvitaes and a Douglas Fir. Call 412-931-5301.

We offer a wide array of residential and commercial tree services, from tree removal, planting, and trimming to stump grinding and wood recycling, always striving to keep our clients' properties looking great. Call us at (412) 931-5301.

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Have you ever wanted to grow a tree indoors? You can if it is a tiny tree! Here's how to grow a bonsai: https://bit.ly/3bRMmIx

Are you having trouble on your property from a tree that is on your neighbor's property? Here's what you need to do: https://bit.ly/349DUls

So, is that big bushy thing in your garden a tree or a shrub? Get the answer here. http://bit.ly/2Pb80NR

Plant these trees now and they will fill out in your yard fast! https://www.hgtv.com//trees-an/fast-growing-trees-pictures

Have you recently moved and would like to find a professional tree arborist? What sort of tree services do you need most? Share your comments below!

Washington is developing a policy of preventive tree care. How about you? Take a look. http://bit.ly/2ZgUGPp

There are a variety of reasons why you may keep or add a tree to your property. Are your reasons for aesthetics, privacy, shade/energy reduction, or windbreaks?

Words of Wisdom: Always seek the professional assistance of an arborist if you're trying to have large segments of a tree removed. #Arborist #TreeCare

Tip: It's not easy to tell when you should trim your trees. A good rule of thumb is when they start to hang over houses/any structures, as well as if they're creeping precariously close to power lines.

What's your favorite species of tree? #survey #QuestionOfTheDay