Canopy Climber Tree Care

09/03/2025

We hear some pretty scary things from homeowners, like:
"If you need to smash that fence to get the tree down, it's fine."
Now, why would a homeowner say that? Unfortunately, due to unskilled people with saws, it’s become the culture around tree work — that things will probably get smashed when removing a large tree in a tight space.
That could NOT be further from the truth, and it should NOT be the norm. It certainly isn’t for us. We’re here to change the conversation and say:
"After we leave, you won’t even know we were here."
Every removal we perform, large or small, is safe, calculated, and controlled. For larger trees in tighter areas, we may even bring in a crane to safely lift limbs up and over your house, shed, or fence, and gently set them down in your yard to be cut up and chipped.
Don’t settle for destruction when hiring a tree service. Give us a call and we’ll explain your options!
🌐 www.canopyclimbertreecare.com
📞 810-300-2387

08/28/2025

It's the last LONG weekend of Summer vacation and you might be thinking- this is the perfect time to tackle those last big yard projects before Fall.
But... that's no way to end your Summer!
Why spend it working when you could just call us and we could do it for you- safely, quickly, professionally.
So grab a drink, lay back, and give us a call to schedule your free quote:
810-300-2387

08/27/2025

NEW BLOG ALERT!
SUMMER PRUNING: HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR TREES

https://www.canopyclimbertreecare.com/blog/summer-pruning

Did you know RIGHT NOW is the best time to prune your trees? Click the link to find why, read tips, and remember- we're here to help!

08/18/2025

Who needs a drone for ariel views when you could just dangle from the ball of a crane high above the tree tops!?

How do you feel about heights? Would this view thrill you or scare you?

07/25/2025

We had the opportunity to work in a beautifully shaped mulberry tree that was hanging over the Black River. Hope you enjoy the view! The client wanted their tree deadwooded and you might be wondering- do I need to do that too!?
The answer might be yes- if you're looking to make the tree more visually pleasing, or if the dead limbs are hanging over an area you spend a lot of time, as they could suddenly drop and cause harm to your property or your loves ones. The answer could also be no- if you don't care how it looks and if it's not posing a threat, the tree actually doesn't care and will take care of it on its own over time.
If you need help deciding give us a call and we would be happy to come out and take a look, helping you evalute the safety of your tree!

www.canopyclimbertreecare.com
810-300-2387
Certified Arborist - Jake Carufel

05/21/2025

We love trees. We care for them, protect them, and do everything we can to keep them healthy.
But sometimes… a tree just has to go. 🌳💔

Here are the 5 main reasons we recommend removal (even when we’d rather not):

1- Let's start with an obvious one. If it's dead or dying – A dead tree isn’t just an eyesore, it’s a safety hazard.

2- If it’s too close to a structure – Roots or limbs too close to your home, garage, or foundation can cause serious damage. This is also something serious to think about when planting new trees. Leave room for them to grow, and not just in the next 10 year, but the next 50!

3- It’s leaning or unstable – Especially if the lean has recently changed or worsened. Now, that doesn't mean every tree that has a lean is dangerous, not at all! We know what to look for!

4- Storm damage – Broken trunks or split limbs can create dangerous conditions fast. When a tree has been hit we try to save what we can but sometimes Nature has other plants.

5- Tree risk assessment – If our professional inspection shows the tree is likely to fail, it’s better to act before the storm does.

We don’t take removals lightly, a lot of the time we're the company trying to talk you into saving your money just to save your tree, but when it’s time, we do it safely, cleanly, and with care.

Need a second opinion on a tree that’s making you nervous? We’re happy to take a look and let you know if it's something to take care of or simply leave!

📞 810-300-2387

05/15/2025

Tree down on your house, garage, or driveway?
Take a deep breath—we’ve got you. 🌳⚡️

Storm damage can be overwhelming, but we’re here to make it easier. Not only do we handle emergency tree removals safely and quickly, but we also have a trusted network of insurance agents (if you're looking to switch) and skilled contractors we've worked with for years that get you back to safety and normalcy without having to lift a finger, well, except to call us!

In an emergency you want people who fight for their clients and move fast—like in this job. We got the call and here's what unfolded in under 2 hours:

✅ Tree removed safely
✅ Contractor called and arrived on site
✅ Insurance agent onsite
✅ Claim approved
✅ Roof repaired

If the unexpected happens, call us. We’ll take care of the tree—and connect you with the right people to get your property restored, fast.

📞 810-300-2387

Save this post or our number—you’ll be glad you did when you need it.

www.canopyclimbertreecare.com

05/12/2025

We noticed som things going on with this tree. Let's break down the good, the bad, and what can be done!

1- Did you know a tree can accidentally choke itself out?
It’s called girdling roots—when a tree’s own roots grow in circles around the base and slowly cut off water and nutrients.
It’s sneaky, it’s common, and it often goes unnoticed until the damage is done.

The good news? We can spot it early and take care of it before it becomes a serious problem.
Not sure what’s going on beneath the surface? We’re happy to take a look. 🌳👀

2- Noticed twigs falling from your tree with clean bite marks?
No need to panic—it’s probably just squirrels doing a little home improvement. 🐿️
They bite off small twigs to build their nests (called dreys), especially in spring and fall.

The good news? It’s totally normal—and not harmful to your tree.
Just one of those fun signs your backyard is part of the local wildlife neighborhood. 🌳

Are you seeing any of these signs on your own backyard? It might be time to go out and take a look!

04/18/2025

Tree work is often seen as a lumberjack trade—wildly chopping down trees in flannels with an axe.
But skilled tree work is actually a mix of math, science, physics, and climbing—all wrapped into one.
This job is the perfect example.
Watch this video as we manage to pull 400 lb logs UPHILL to avoid not only property damage but injury and unwanted stress to our bodies!

Have a tree in a tricky spot? Reach out to see how we can help you safely remove it with the least amount of impact to your lawn as possible!

We had a large White Pine removal that required us to move the logs up a large steep hill. We used a high line to easily move the logs uphill with the least ...

04/16/2025

FROM OUR CANOPY BLOG:
" To get to the location of the tree I needed to walk along a brick paver pathway surrounded by antique lighting, next to a massive plate glass window, down a steep and treacherous stairway, further down the steep hill and then traverse the hill to finally make it to the base of the tree which then towered 80’ above me. My first thought… “How in the hell are we going to get this wood out of here?!?!” "

Click below to read more on how it all came together:
https://www.canopyclimbertreecare.com/blog/zip-lining-large-logs-tree-removal

04/09/2025

Welcome to 🌳The Canopy🌳
Our Tree Care Blog where we will she sharing tips, behind the scenes stories, and expert advice about the fascinating trees you have growing right in your own yard!

First up is an entry about Apple Scab- how to spot it early (like last Summer, early!) and how to treat it!

https://www.canopyclimbertreecare.com/blog/treating-apple-scab

🌿 Is Your Apple Tree Looking Spotty? 🍏

Noticed your crabapple tree dropping leaves early or showing dark, funky spots last year? It might not be the weather—it could be apple scab, a common fungal disease in Michigan. Left untreated, it can seriously weaken your tree over time.

🌟 The good news? We’ve got your back! Canopy Climber Tree Care offers professional treatments—like sprays or injections—recommended by our Certified Arborist. We’ll catch it early and get your tree back on track, from roots to canopy.

*** A rough start date to spraying is May 1st (right before your buds turn green.) Unfortunately, if you wait until your tree starts showing symptoms THIS year, it’s already too late. Preventative treatment is the name of the game with apple scab.

📅 Message, call, or email us to schedule your free appointment—your tree (and your apples) will thank you!

04/07/2025

🌲 Now Hiring: Climbers & Ground Crew
Join the Canopy Climber Tree Care team!

🧗 Remember when you used to climb trees as a kid? Now you can get paid to play!
🏋️‍♂️ Cubicles and desks not for you? Stay active and enjoy the outdoors working with us!

💰 Starting at $18/hr – No experience needed.
📚 On-the-job training — learn a skilled trade
📈 Opportunities for raises + advancement
🛠️ Work with a tight-knit, supportive crew
💪 Must be a team player and hard worker

* Reliable transportation required, must be over 18.
Part time (16+ hrs) and Full time (30 + hrs) positions available. Hhours are weather dependent.

APPLY HERE:
https://www.canopyclimbertreecare.com/apply