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by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 March 2025
Healthy trees enhance the beauty of your property, provide shade, and improve air quality. However, trees can suffer from diseases, pests, and environmental stressors that affect their health and appearance. Taking proactive steps to maintain your trees’ health can prevent bigger problems. Here are four tips to keep your trees strong and healthy. Choose the Right Tree for the Location One of the best ways to prevent tree health problems is to select a species that is well-suited to your climate, soil type, and available space. Some trees require full sun, while others thrive in partial shade. Before planting, research the tree’s mature size to ensure it has enough room to grow without interference from structures, utility lines, or other trees. A well-matched tree will experience less stress, making it more resistant to disease and pests. Water Properly for Optimal Growth Watering is crucial, especially for young trees, but improper watering can lead to health issues. Overwatering can suffocate roots and create conditions for fungal diseases, while underwatering can weaken the tree and make it more vulnerable to pests. For mature trees, it’s generally the best practice to water deeply and infrequently, allowing moisture to reach the roots. A layer of mulch around the base can help retain soil moisture and regulate temperature, but be sure to keep mulch away from the trunk to help prevent rot. Prune Regularly to Promote Strong Structure Pruning is essential for removing dead, diseased, and weak branches before they become a problem. Regular pruning helps shape the tree, improve air circulation, and prevent branches from rubbing against each other. It also reduces the risk of branch failure, which can cause damage to property or injury to people. For best results, hiring a professional arborist is a great option. Watch for Signs of Pests and Diseases Early detection of pests and diseases can prevent widespread damage to your trees. Common signs of trouble include discolored or wilting leaves, unusual growths, bark peeling, or holes in the trunk and branches. If you notice signs of infestation or disease, it’s best to consult the arborist ASAP. Professional Tree Care in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 February 2025
Pruning trees is an essential part of maintaining their health, beauty, and safety. While it may be tempting to handle pruning tasks on your own, hiring a professional arborist is typically the better choice. Arborists bring expertise, safety, and specialized tools to the job, ensuring that your trees are pruned properly. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert tree pruning in South Jersey. Here are four reasons to leave tree pruning to the professionals. Arborists Have Expert Knowledge Pruning is not as simple as cutting off branches. Each cut affects the tree’s growth and long-term health. Arborists are trained to understand the best practices for pruning them. They know how to identify dead, diseased, or damaged branches and remove them without harming the rest of the tree. Proper pruning enhances the tree’s health and structural integrity, which is something an inexperienced hand may struggle to achieve. Pruning Requires Specialized Tools Pruning trees, especially larger ones, requires the use of specialized tools such as pole saws and chainsaws. Arborists are equipped with the right tools for the job and have the training to use them safely and effectively. They can also handle tasks like thinning out the canopy or making precision cuts, which are challenging without the right equipment. Using improper tools or techniques can lead to injuries or accidental damage to the tree. Safety Concerns Are Addressed Tree pruning can be dangerous, particularly when working at heights or dealing with heavy branches. Arborists are trained to perform pruning safely, even in challenging conditions. Attempting to prune trees yourself without the proper safety measures could result in accidents, such as falls or injuries from falling branches. Hiring an arborist helps ensure the job is done safely and efficiently. Arborists Protect the Tree’s Health Improper pruning can cause significant harm to a tree, leading to poor growth, disease, or even death. For example, cutting too close to the trunk or removing too many branches can stress the tree and make it vulnerable to pests and infections. Arborists know how to make precise cuts that encourage healthy growth and avoid damage. They also understand how to prune according to the specific needs of different tree species. Professional Tree Pruning in South Jersey When you need tree care in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 January 2025
Trees can pose significant safety hazards if they are damaged, diseased, or poorly maintained. Recognizing the warning signs of a dangerous tree can help you address potential risks before they cause harm. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we can identify hazardous trees and safely remove them as necessary. Here are five signs that a tree on your property may be creating a safety risk. Splits in the Trunk or Branches Cracks or splits in a tree's trunk or major branches are red flags that the tree’s structural integrity is compromised. These fractures can weaken the tree, making it more susceptible to breaking under the weight of wind, rain, or snow. Large cracks may indicate internal decay or stress, which can lead to unexpected limb failure or even the collapse of the entire tree. Dead/Dying Branches Deadwood is one of the most obvious signs of a tree in decline. Branches that are brittle, leafless, or discolored may indicate that the tree is no longer healthy. Dead branches can fall without warning, potentially causing property damage or injury. The presence of multiple dead branches often suggests deeper issues within the tree, such as disease or root problems. Leaning While some trees naturally grow at an angle, a tree that has recently started leaning may be at risk of falling. A sudden lean can indicate root damage, soil instability, or structural weakness in the trunk. Fungal Growth at the Base The appearance of mushrooms or other fungal growth around the base of a tree is often a sign of internal decay. Fungi thrive on rotting wood, which means the presence of mushrooms may indicate that the tree's roots or trunk are deteriorating. Compromised roots can weaken the tree’s foundation, increasing the likelihood of it toppling over. Cavities in the Trunk Cavities often develop when the interior wood of a tree decays, leaving behind a shell that might not be strong enough to support the tree’s weight. The larger the cavity, the higher the risk of the tree collapsing. If the remaining trunk walls are thin, the tree should be evaluated by a professional arborist immediately. Tree Removal in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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2 December 2024
Trees play a vital role in enhancing your property’s aesthetics, providing shade, and supporting the local ecosystem. However, trees can fall victim to disease, potentially making them susceptible to falling over and causing property damage and injuries. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we can identify diseased trees and determine if they can be saved or if they should be safely removed. Here are four warning signs of tree disease. Discolored or Wilting Leaves One of the most visible signs of tree disease can be found in the leaves. If a tree’s leaves are yellowing, browning, or wilting during the growing season, it may indicate a problem. Leaves with spots, blotches, or unusual patterns could suggest a fungal or bacterial infection. Also, if a tree sheds its leaves prematurely, it may be struggling with a disease that impacts its ability to sustain healthy foliage. Bark Damage and Cankers The bark of a healthy tree is smooth and intact, but diseases can cause cracks, splits, or cankers on the trunk or branches. Cankers are sunken or discolored areas on the bark that can weaken the tree’s defenses. Bark that is peeling and exposing the wood beneath is often another red flag. This kind of damage leaves the tree vulnerable to further infections and pest infestations, potentially threatening its structural integrity. Fungal Growth The presence of fungi, such as mushrooms at the base of a tree or conks growing on the trunk, is often a sign of internal decay. These fungi feed on dead or dying wood, potentially indicating that parts of the tree are no longer healthy. Fungal infections can compromise a tree’s stability, making it a potential safety hazard if left untreated. Dead Branches or Canopy Dieback When a tree has widespread dead branches or shows signs of dieback—where the tips of the branches are not producing leaves—it is likely suffering from a disease. Dieback often stems from issues with the roots or vascular system, such as verticillium wilt or other infections. Dead branches pose risks of falling, which could endanger nearby people or property. Tree Care in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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1 November 2024
Removing a tree from your property is often a necessary step in maintaining a healthy landscape. However, many homeowners overlook the importance of also removing the stump left behind. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert stump grinding and removal in the greater Medford Lakes area. Here are four reasons why stump removal is essential after cutting down trees. Enhance Aesthetic Appeal Tree stumps can detract from the beauty of your yard or garden. They create an unkempt appearance that can clash with well-manicured landscapes. Removing stumps allows you to restore a clean and polished look to your outdoor space, enhancing its overall aesthetic. Whether you plan to sell your home soon or simply want a more inviting environment, stump removal can significantly improve the curb appeal of your property. Prevent Pests and Diseases Stumps can become breeding grounds for pests such as termites and other insects that can spread to healthy trees and plants nearby. Also, decaying stumps can harbor diseases that could infect other trees in your yard. By removing the stump, you reduce the risk of pest infestations and help protect the health of your landscape. Improves Safety Stumps pose safety hazards, particularly for children, pets, or anyone walking through your yard. They can easily be tripped over, leading to injuries. Also, stumps can damage mowers or other lawn equipment as you try to keep your yard looking nice. Removing the stump eliminates these risks and provides a safer environment for your family and equipment. Facilitates Future Landscaping Projects If you have plans for future landscaping, stump removal is crucial. Leaving a stump in place can hinder your ability to plant new trees, shrubs, or flowers. It may also interfere with other landscaping elements, such as patios or walkways. By removing the stump, you help create a blank slate for your future landscaping projects, allowing for better planning and execution. Tree Services in South Jersey For stump removal in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for a stump removal estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 March 2025
Healthy trees enhance the beauty of your property, provide shade, and improve air quality. However, trees can suffer from diseases, pests, and environmental stressors that affect their health and appearance. Taking proactive steps to maintain your trees’ health can prevent bigger problems. Here are four tips to keep your trees strong and healthy. Choose the Right Tree for the Location One of the best ways to prevent tree health problems is to select a species that is well-suited to your climate, soil type, and available space. Some trees require full sun, while others thrive in partial shade. Before planting, research the tree’s mature size to ensure it has enough room to grow without interference from structures, utility lines, or other trees. A well-matched tree will experience less stress, making it more resistant to disease and pests. Water Properly for Optimal Growth Watering is crucial, especially for young trees, but improper watering can lead to health issues. Overwatering can suffocate roots and create conditions for fungal diseases, while underwatering can weaken the tree and make it more vulnerable to pests. For mature trees, it’s generally the best practice to water deeply and infrequently, allowing moisture to reach the roots. A layer of mulch around the base can help retain soil moisture and regulate temperature, but be sure to keep mulch away from the trunk to help prevent rot. Prune Regularly to Promote Strong Structure Pruning is essential for removing dead, diseased, and weak branches before they become a problem. Regular pruning helps shape the tree, improve air circulation, and prevent branches from rubbing against each other. It also reduces the risk of branch failure, which can cause damage to property or injury to people. For best results, hiring a professional arborist is a great option. Watch for Signs of Pests and Diseases Early detection of pests and diseases can prevent widespread damage to your trees. Common signs of trouble include discolored or wilting leaves, unusual growths, bark peeling, or holes in the trunk and branches. If you notice signs of infestation or disease, it’s best to consult the arborist ASAP. Professional Tree Care in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 February 2025
Pruning trees is an essential part of maintaining their health, beauty, and safety. While it may be tempting to handle pruning tasks on your own, hiring a professional arborist is typically the better choice. Arborists bring expertise, safety, and specialized tools to the job, ensuring that your trees are pruned properly. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert tree pruning in South Jersey. Here are four reasons to leave tree pruning to the professionals. Arborists Have Expert Knowledge Pruning is not as simple as cutting off branches. Each cut affects the tree’s growth and long-term health. Arborists are trained to understand the best practices for pruning them. They know how to identify dead, diseased, or damaged branches and remove them without harming the rest of the tree. Proper pruning enhances the tree’s health and structural integrity, which is something an inexperienced hand may struggle to achieve. Pruning Requires Specialized Tools Pruning trees, especially larger ones, requires the use of specialized tools such as pole saws and chainsaws. Arborists are equipped with the right tools for the job and have the training to use them safely and effectively. They can also handle tasks like thinning out the canopy or making precision cuts, which are challenging without the right equipment. Using improper tools or techniques can lead to injuries or accidental damage to the tree. Safety Concerns Are Addressed Tree pruning can be dangerous, particularly when working at heights or dealing with heavy branches. Arborists are trained to perform pruning safely, even in challenging conditions. Attempting to prune trees yourself without the proper safety measures could result in accidents, such as falls or injuries from falling branches. Hiring an arborist helps ensure the job is done safely and efficiently. Arborists Protect the Tree’s Health Improper pruning can cause significant harm to a tree, leading to poor growth, disease, or even death. For example, cutting too close to the trunk or removing too many branches can stress the tree and make it vulnerable to pests and infections. Arborists know how to make precise cuts that encourage healthy growth and avoid damage. They also understand how to prune according to the specific needs of different tree species. Professional Tree Pruning in South Jersey When you need tree care in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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5 January 2025
Trees can pose significant safety hazards if they are damaged, diseased, or poorly maintained. Recognizing the warning signs of a dangerous tree can help you address potential risks before they cause harm. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we can identify hazardous trees and safely remove them as necessary. Here are five signs that a tree on your property may be creating a safety risk. Splits in the Trunk or Branches Cracks or splits in a tree's trunk or major branches are red flags that the tree’s structural integrity is compromised. These fractures can weaken the tree, making it more susceptible to breaking under the weight of wind, rain, or snow. Large cracks may indicate internal decay or stress, which can lead to unexpected limb failure or even the collapse of the entire tree. Dead/Dying Branches Deadwood is one of the most obvious signs of a tree in decline. Branches that are brittle, leafless, or discolored may indicate that the tree is no longer healthy. Dead branches can fall without warning, potentially causing property damage or injury. The presence of multiple dead branches often suggests deeper issues within the tree, such as disease or root problems. Leaning While some trees naturally grow at an angle, a tree that has recently started leaning may be at risk of falling. A sudden lean can indicate root damage, soil instability, or structural weakness in the trunk. Fungal Growth at the Base The appearance of mushrooms or other fungal growth around the base of a tree is often a sign of internal decay. Fungi thrive on rotting wood, which means the presence of mushrooms may indicate that the tree's roots or trunk are deteriorating. Compromised roots can weaken the tree’s foundation, increasing the likelihood of it toppling over. Cavities in the Trunk Cavities often develop when the interior wood of a tree decays, leaving behind a shell that might not be strong enough to support the tree’s weight. The larger the cavity, the higher the risk of the tree collapsing. If the remaining trunk walls are thin, the tree should be evaluated by a professional arborist immediately. Tree Removal in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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2 December 2024
Trees play a vital role in enhancing your property’s aesthetics, providing shade, and supporting the local ecosystem. However, trees can fall victim to disease, potentially making them susceptible to falling over and causing property damage and injuries. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we can identify diseased trees and determine if they can be saved or if they should be safely removed. Here are four warning signs of tree disease. Discolored or Wilting Leaves One of the most visible signs of tree disease can be found in the leaves. If a tree’s leaves are yellowing, browning, or wilting during the growing season, it may indicate a problem. Leaves with spots, blotches, or unusual patterns could suggest a fungal or bacterial infection. Also, if a tree sheds its leaves prematurely, it may be struggling with a disease that impacts its ability to sustain healthy foliage. Bark Damage and Cankers The bark of a healthy tree is smooth and intact, but diseases can cause cracks, splits, or cankers on the trunk or branches. Cankers are sunken or discolored areas on the bark that can weaken the tree’s defenses. Bark that is peeling and exposing the wood beneath is often another red flag. This kind of damage leaves the tree vulnerable to further infections and pest infestations, potentially threatening its structural integrity. Fungal Growth The presence of fungi, such as mushrooms at the base of a tree or conks growing on the trunk, is often a sign of internal decay. These fungi feed on dead or dying wood, potentially indicating that parts of the tree are no longer healthy. Fungal infections can compromise a tree’s stability, making it a potential safety hazard if left untreated. Dead Branches or Canopy Dieback When a tree has widespread dead branches or shows signs of dieback—where the tips of the branches are not producing leaves—it is likely suffering from a disease. Dieback often stems from issues with the roots or vascular system, such as verticillium wilt or other infections. Dead branches pose risks of falling, which could endanger nearby people or property. Tree Care in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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1 November 2024
Removing a tree from your property is often a necessary step in maintaining a healthy landscape. However, many homeowners overlook the importance of also removing the stump left behind. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert stump grinding and removal in the greater Medford Lakes area. Here are four reasons why stump removal is essential after cutting down trees. Enhance Aesthetic Appeal Tree stumps can detract from the beauty of your yard or garden. They create an unkempt appearance that can clash with well-manicured landscapes. Removing stumps allows you to restore a clean and polished look to your outdoor space, enhancing its overall aesthetic. Whether you plan to sell your home soon or simply want a more inviting environment, stump removal can significantly improve the curb appeal of your property. Prevent Pests and Diseases Stumps can become breeding grounds for pests such as termites and other insects that can spread to healthy trees and plants nearby. Also, decaying stumps can harbor diseases that could infect other trees in your yard. By removing the stump, you reduce the risk of pest infestations and help protect the health of your landscape. Improves Safety Stumps pose safety hazards, particularly for children, pets, or anyone walking through your yard. They can easily be tripped over, leading to injuries. Also, stumps can damage mowers or other lawn equipment as you try to keep your yard looking nice. Removing the stump eliminates these risks and provides a safer environment for your family and equipment. Facilitates Future Landscaping Projects If you have plans for future landscaping, stump removal is crucial. Leaving a stump in place can hinder your ability to plant new trees, shrubs, or flowers. It may also interfere with other landscaping elements, such as patios or walkways. By removing the stump, you help create a blank slate for your future landscaping projects, allowing for better planning and execution. Tree Services in South Jersey For stump removal in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for a stump removal estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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26 September 2024
Enhancing your home’s curb appeal through landscaping is an effective way to boost its aesthetic appeal and value. Whether you're looking to sell or simply want to take pride in how your home looks, a well-maintained landscape can make a significant impact. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert landscaping design and installation in South Jersey. Here are four landscaping projects that will elevate your home’s curb appeal. Revamp Your Front Yard Garden A beautifully designed garden is often the first thing visitors notice when approaching your home. Start by choosing low-maintenance, colorful plants that thrive in your climate. Mix and match perennials, annuals, and shrubs to create a layered look. Consider adding accent flowers around walkways or along the front of your home to create a welcoming ambience. You can also add mulch or decorative stones to enhance the visual appeal and keep the area tidy. Install Landscape Lighting Landscape lighting adds both beauty and safety to your home’s exterior. Soft, strategically placed lights along walkways, driveways, and around key features like trees or garden beds will make your yard more inviting after sunset. Uplighting trees or using accent lighting on architectural features can highlight the best aspects of your home. Create a Stylish Walkway A well-designed walkway can transform the entrance to your home. Replace old, cracked paths with modern materials like natural stone, brick, or pavers to add texture and interest. Curved walkways can add a sense of flow, guiding visitors through your yard, while straight paths create a clean, formal look. Adding decorative borders, such as edging plants or contrasting pavers, can complete the design and give it a polished feel. Add Fresh Sod A lush, green lawn is a classic element of curb appeal, but maintaining it can be time-consuming. If your lawn is looking patchy or worn, laying down fresh sod will provide an instant facelift. Landscaping in South Jersey For a landscaper in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to request a landscaping estimate in South Jersey. And be sure to check out our project gallery !
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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1 September 2024
Trees are a vital part of our landscape, providing shade, beauty, and a habitat for wildlife. However, when a tree dies, it can become a serious safety hazard. Dead trees are more likely to fall, potentially causing damage to property or injuries to people. Knowing the signs of a dead tree can help you take action before it becomes a major danger. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert tree removal in the greater Medford Lakes area . Here are four signs that a tree might be dead. Brittle or Falling Bark One of the most obvious signs that a tree is dead is the condition of its bark. Healthy trees have bark that is firmly attached to the trunk. If the bark is brittle, peeling, or falling off in large sections, it could be a sign that the tree is dead or dying. In many cases, dead trees will have large patches of missing bark, exposing the wood underneath. No Leaf Growth A tree without leaves during its growing season is a major red flag. While some tree species naturally shed their leaves in the fall and winter, a tree that remains bare in spring and summer is likely dead. If you notice that a tree is not producing any new leaves, it's time to investigate further. Dry Branches that Break Easily Healthy tree branches are typically flexible and covered in green foliage. If you notice that the branches on a tree are brittle and break easily, it could be a sign that the tree is dead. A simple test you can do is to try bending a small branch. If it snaps easily without bending, it’s likely dead. Dead branches can be dangerous because they are more likely to fall during storms or high winds. Fungal Growth Fungi, such as mushrooms growing at the base of a tree, are often a sign of decay and rot. While not all fungal growth indicates a dead tree, it is often an indication that something is wrong. When a tree is dead or dying, it becomes more susceptible to fungal growth. Tree Removal in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call today to arrange an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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3 August 2024
An outdoor kitchen can be a fantastic addition to your home, offering a range of benefits that extend beyond just the joy of cooking in the fresh air. Whether you're a culinary enthusiast or simply love to entertain, installing an outdoor kitchen on your patio can significantly enhance your quality of life. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert outdoor kitchen installation in South Jersey. Here’s a look at four benefits of adding an outdoor kitchen to your patio. Enhances Outdoor Entertaining One of the biggest benefits of an outdoor kitchen is the enhanced entertaining experience it offers. Instead of being confined to your indoor kitchen while guests are outside, an outdoor kitchen allows you to stay engaged with your company. With everything you need at your fingertips—grill, sink, refrigerator, and prep space—you can prepare and cook meals without missing out on the fun. Expands Your Living Space An outdoor kitchen effectively increases your home’s living space. It transforms your patio into an extension of your indoor living areas, providing a functional space for cooking, dining, and relaxing. This additional space is particularly valuable during warm months, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors while still having the comforts of a fully equipped kitchen. Improves Home Value Investing in an outdoor kitchen can significantly boost your home’s value. It is a desirable feature that appeals to many homebuyers, making your property stand out in the market. Well-designed outdoor kitchens can offer a high return on investment, especially when they are part of a comprehensive outdoor living space that includes features like a pool and lush plantings. Reduces Indoor Heat and Energy Costs Using your indoor kitchen during hot summer months can increase the temperature inside your home, making your air conditioning work harder and driving up energy costs. An outdoor kitchen helps mitigate this issue by keeping the heat outside. This can lead to lower energy bills and a more comfortable indoor environment. Outdoor Kitchen Installation in South Jersey If you’re interested in installing an outdoor kitchen in Medford Lakes, NJ or the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an outdoor kitchen estimate in South Jersey!
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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4 July 2024
At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we aim to earn our customers’ full satisfaction by doing top-quality work at fair rates. Whether you need a bit of lawn care, or if it’s time to remove numerous big trees, our team will work diligently to complete the job to the highest standards. And we’re grateful when our customers provide feedback about the work that we did for them. Here’s a look at some of our latest customer reviews. “Finally a stand up company that shows up on time. I had 3 huge pine trees that had scared the death of us during the last bad storm. They were hanging over my garage and house. They took them down very carefully and neatly. Definitely would suggest them for tree service to anyone who needs such services. Great communication between the owner and I.” — Robert W. “I highly recommend hiring Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service. Gene & his team provided exceptional service removing an overgrown holly tree from my yard. Will definitely use again in the future if needed!” — Christina D. “We have used Lewis for multiple services - and each time they went above and beyond our expectations. They are professional, reliable and do amazing work. I highly recommend them for all of their services!” — Jennifer M. “This is the 2nd time we have used their services to have trees cut down. They do a great job. My wife had to ask if they had even come to cut down the trees. Because they left no signs of being there. All messes were cleaned up and disposed of. I recommend highly. And will use again in the future.” — Robert K. Landscaping and Tree Services in South Jersey If you need landscaping or tree care in Medford Lakes NJ and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . We’ll work meticulously to execute your vision for your yard. Feel free to give us a call today to ask for an estimate !
by Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service
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4 June 2024
Trees are a vital part of our ecosystem, offering numerous benefits such as shade, oxygen, and aesthetic appeal. However, there are instances where tree removal becomes necessary. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, we provide expert tree removal in the greater Medford Lakes, NJ area. Here’s a look at four common reasons that trees need to be removed. Disease and Pest Infestation One of the primary reasons for tree removal is disease or pest infestation. When a tree is diseased or infested, it can become weak and pose a risk of falling. Also, the disease or pests can spread to other nearby trees, worsening the problem. Removing the affected tree is often the best way to protect the health of the surrounding trees and landscape. Structural Damage and Safety Concerns Trees that have sustained structural damage can become hazardous. Cracked trunks, broken branches, and uprooted trees are common signs of structural damage. Such trees can pose a high risk of falling, which can endanger people and property. In these cases, tree removal is necessary to prevent accidents. At Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service, our team can assess the extent of the damage and recommend the best course of action. Interference with Utilities and Infrastructure Trees that grow too close to power lines, buildings, sidewalks, or underground utilities can cause significant problems. Overgrown branches can interfere with power lines, causing outages and potentially creating fire hazards. Tree roots can damage sidewalks, driveways, and sewer lines. When trees are too close to structures, they can cause foundation issues. Removing trees that interfere with utilities and infrastructure is essential to prevent costly damage and maintain safety. Overcrowding In landscapes where multiple trees are planted too close together, overcrowding can occur. This competition for resources like sunlight, water, and nutrients can lead to poor tree health. Trees that do not receive adequate resources may become weak and more susceptible to disease and pests. Thinning out overcrowded areas allows the remaining trees to thrive. This selective removal promotes better air circulation, reduces competition, and enhances the overall health of the landscape. Tree Removal in South Jersey When you need tree services in Medford Lakes and the surrounding area, contact Lewis’ Lawn & Tree Service at 609-875-4390 . Feel free to give us a call today to arrange an arborist estimate in South Jersey!
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