Our Services

We provide a full range of services to keep your trees healthy and attractive. Pruning trees in youth allows them to grow to their full potential, and as they grow, we can prune for safety and aesthetics.

If pests and diseases are a problem, we offer a range of solutions, from soil-treatment drenches to cultural adjustments, such as providing more or less water.  If a tree has to be removed, we can do that safely and help you choose a replacement.

Whether you have one tree or a whole neighborhood full, we can provide consultation and management to maximize health and beauty.

Tree
Pruning

Our expert pruning will make your trees stronger, healthier, and more attractive.

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Tree
Removal

If a tree must go, we do the job safely and efficiently.

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Tree
Health Care

Healthy trees need adequate light and water, clear root crowns, and open, fertile soil.

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Tree Management
& Consultation

Our care plans and evaluations are performed to the highest standards.

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Latest Articles

Fall Colors

Fall colors are a yearly gift from Mother Nature, marking the change of seasons and reminding us of the beauty of natural cycles. At Terra, we gear up every Autumn for the massive task of collecting and disposing of all those fallen leaves. We’ve been looking at ways to make use of that overabundance without sending it to the greenwaste facility. It’s not really waste but rather a potential way to give the soil a nutritional boost and make our landscapes even healthier and more self-sustaining. To feed the soil (and all…
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Emergency Tree Care

Dang it! Just when you’re sitting down to dinner, you get a message: A tree just fell on the property, and it’s blocking the street! Who you gonna call? Tree Sculpture.Our team responded quickly and started clearing the road.After establishing safety protocols, the team got to work….
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Inside Scoop: Peak Season, Smart Staffing & Staying Compliant

In his June update, CLCA East Bay Chapter President Cassidy Lundin recaps a fantastic Beautification Awards night, shares tips for managing peak season staffing, and encourages proactive planning around immigration enforcementan increasingly important issue for our industry. Read on for highlights and a link to CLCA’s recent webinar on jobsite preparedness. Thank you to everyone who joined us on June 6th for the CLCA East Bay Chapter Beautification Awards Presentation and Dinner. It was a fantastic evening celebrating some of the best…
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Fall Colors

Fall colors are a yearly gift from Mother Nature, marking the change of seasons and reminding us of the beauty of natural cycles. At Terra, we gear up every Autumn for the massive task of collecting and disposing of all those fallen leaves. We’ve been looking at ways to make use of that overabundance without sending it to the greenwaste facility. It’s not really waste but rather a potential way to give the soil a nutritional boost and make our landscapes even healthier and more self-sustaining. To feed the soil (and all…
Read More

Emergency Tree Care

Dang it! Just when you’re sitting down to dinner, you get a message: A tree just fell on the property, and it’s blocking the street! Who you gonna call? Tree Sculpture.Our team responded quickly and started clearing the road.After establishing safety protocols, the team got to work….
Read More

Inside Scoop: Peak Season, Smart Staffing & Staying Compliant

In his June update, CLCA East Bay Chapter President Cassidy Lundin recaps a fantastic Beautification Awards night, shares tips for managing peak season staffing, and encourages proactive planning around immigration enforcementan increasingly important issue for our industry. Read on for highlights and a link to CLCA’s recent webinar on jobsite preparedness. Thank you to everyone who joined us on June 6th for the CLCA East Bay Chapter Beautification Awards Presentation and Dinner. It was a fantastic evening celebrating some of the best…
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Soil Health

There’s an old saying that a garden is only as healthy as its soil. The ideal soil is dark, crumbly loam that smells sweet and earthy, teeming with life. Most urban and suburban areas were literally scraped during construction, removing the topsoil and many of the microorganisms that made it alive. The remaining dirt can be practically inert. Weeds won’t even grow in such a barren landscape. Established shrubs are able to hang on, especially if fertilized. To wake up the soil in such an area, we apply Holganix, an organic…
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