JLG Tree Service
Los Angeles County & Ventura County

Since 2011 years of experience in the industry, our arborists and skilled team has delivered unparalleled tree care solutions. From maintenance care to emergency services, we tailor our options to meet your unique needs. This ensures the longevity and vitality of your beloved trees.

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If you genuinely love and care about your trees or landscape in general, then JLG Tree Service is here for & to serve you. Our mission is to help you take pride in your trees. We must understand that trees play a major role in our eco-system and climate. A few ways specifically would be that they provide cleaner air, provide shade and coolness, support wildlife, reduce noise pollution, and increase the attractiveness and worth of your property. This is why we we want to inform you on why caring for your trees and having them maintained is important.


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Complete Pruning: Includes hazard reduction pruning, precise deadwood removal, thorough clearance pruning, elimination of lowest sucker growth, targeted end weight reduction when necessary, and strategic pruning to address any possible structural defects.

Crown Clean: This encompass the removal of dead, broken, or diseased limbs 2 inches in diameter or larger. We address rubbing or crossing branches and shorten or remove one of two limbs originating within 12 inches of each other on the trunk. Also we eliminate weakly attached branches, suckers, and select water sprouts, we do not remove all water sprouts or interior branches.

Crown Raise: After a proper crown raise, we remove branches on the upper 1/3 of the tree, the results will have foliage on branches in the upper 2/3 of the tree. The live crown ratio will be <60%. Small diameter branches are left on the lower trunk for about a year than regular pruning would and protect the tree by providing shade to that region. They also help hide and heal pruning wounds.

Risk Reduction Trimming: Risk reduction trimming primarily targets large and overgrown mature trees. The main objective is to decrease the risk of branches falling by trimming where they connect to weaker limbs, thus reducing the overall growth rate. Additionally, we reduce end weight on branches, trim over-extended branches, and remove deadwood to enhance tree safety and longevity.

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Common Tree Service Terms

Branch Collar: The collar is the structure that connects branches to the main stem of the tree.

Central Leader: A dominant stem located more or less in the center of the canopy that leads the structure of the tree.

Co-dominant Leader: When a tree has more than one main trunk that is similar in diameter supporting the tree.

Decurrent Tree: Overall growing behavior which is broadly spreading canopy. An example would be ash trees.

Excurrent Tree: Overall growing behavior of having a single, undivided trunk with lateral branches. A great example would be a Deodar Cedar.

Why Tree Service is Important in Los Angeles County

Tree service is essential for the county of Los Angeles for many reasons. One of those reasons would be to manage the vast urban forest. Los Angeles County is a densely populated area with millions of trees. Proper tree care helps manage and maintain these trees, ensuring their health longevity, which also decreases possible damages that could be caused by trees. Trees also play a major role in improving air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen through the photosynthesis process. This is especially important to the region since CO2 emissions are so high. Los Angeles County is prone to wildfires, maintaining trees properly can help reduce the risk of fires spreading. Regular maintenance and removing deadwood can reduce the fuel load. This makes it easier for firefighters to manage wildfires. Los Angeles County occasionally experiences strong winds and occasional storms, these natural disasters can damage trees and cause trees to fall or roots to uproot. Overall, caring for your trees in Los Angeles County is vital for maintaining a healthy urban forest, protecting the environment, preventing hazards, and enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Why Tree Service is Important in Ventura County

Ventura County, has stunning landscapes and lush greenery, is blessed with an abundance of trees. These trees not only enhance the region's natural beauty but also provide numerous environmental benefits. However, maintaining these trees and ensuring their health is crucial to preserve their beauty and maximize their advantages. Trees play a significant role in improving air quality by absorbing harmful pollutants and releasing oxygen. They act as natural air purifiers, making Ventura County's atmosphere cleaner and healthier for both humans and wildlife. Trees can significantly impact property values. Homes and commercial properties alike, well-maintained trees are more attractive to potential buyers and tenants. They create a welcoming atmosphere and increase the property's curb appeal, potentially leading to higher resale values. As well as the reasons listed above for Los Angeles County. The importance applies for both counties & surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • During their dormant season, typically this falls in late winter or early spring, before new growth begins to promote new and more structured growth.

  • Yes, regular maintenance can reduce the risk of branches or tree falling and causing property damage during events.

  • Stump removal is not always necessary, but it is recommended for aesthetics, safety, and preventing potential pest infestations

  • Signs of tree disease include wilting leaves, cankers, fungal growth, and dead or rotting branches.