Fall Tree Care Tips

#1 Water Your Tree
If a homeowner's tree is showing brown or any signs of drought, give the tree a drink of water. Most trees have a deep enough root system that they don't require watering. However, many patio trees or trees suitable for planting in your yard because they grow small root balls, may require water.

#2 Remove Trees Planted in Troublesome Locations
If a tree is planted next to a home's foundation, grows too tall or too big of a root ball, homeowners should seriously consider removing the tree.

#3 Prune Trees for Safety and Accessibility
If a homeowner's tree is several years old, you may limb up the tree to make it easier to walk past it on a sidewalk or path.

#4 Hire an Arborist to Prune Large Trees
If a home owner's large trees have any of the following danger signs : too dense of a crown, too narrow of a crotch between limbs, too wide a crotch, dead or weakened wood, or a cavity in the trunk consult an expert arborist to aid them in pruning it.

Hurricane Sandy has arrived ....

Hyperion Tree Service has been preparing for this storm all week and has all equipment and crews on stand-by and ready to mobilize immediately. 

Please let us know if we can be of servce to you, your family, or friends.

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Slow ride down Main Street in December

Hyperion Tree Service driving the U8 District baseball team (State Champs!) in the 2011 Moorestown Xmas parade in early December.

Winter Tree Pruning

Light pruning (trimming) of small branches of trees can be done any time of year, but a full or extensive pruning should be done in winter. Here’s why… Wound closure is most rapid if it’s done just prior to the time that new shoots emerge, and there are fewer insects and disease spores to infect cuts. Contact Hyperion today for a FREE pruning estimate!

Chipping Away On A Beautiful Autumn Day

The fall season is a time of reflection and to be grateful for all that we have. May bright colors, warm sunlight and the laughter of family and friends fill your spirit... Happy Thanksgiving!

A Nightmare On Elm Street

Well, actually we weren't on Elm St., but we did dice, slice, slash, hack and chop a 100 year old dead Elm tree on Halloween. Freddy Krueger would be proud of a job well done. More importantly, the homeowner was pleased to see this giant dead monstrosity removed from their property without a trace of debris left behind. Speaking of debris and in an effort to go green, the entire tree was recycled as wood chips for mulch and for wood burning stoves for the upcoming winter.

Checkout this limb cutting sequence...

Hyperion Halloween

Two of our biggest fans, Brian and Kathy dressed as Hyperion Tree Service pros for Halloween!