Its a beautiful sunny day for our crew to be working !!

Fall Is Here (officially)

I was listening to the news this morning and they brought up that today was officially the last day of summer. To most of us, fall began weeks ago after Labor Day passed. Still I cannot believe how fast September has flown by and how many signs of fall are appearing such as the change in weather and the emerging of fall colors on leaves.

Winter will soon be upon us. Time to have Giroud come out and check your trees!

Just watching our bright green trucks pulling up from a days work at Giroud....

Irene

I saw 3 huge uprooted trees yesterday. Looks like still signs of Irene looming around...

Trimming

Did you know that fall is a great time to trim trees....

Trees Still At Risk

Trees are still toppling since Irene.  Severe weather likely caused this large Oak tree to split apart and fall in Abington reports Rob Nagy, Giroud Arborist Representative. 

Sunny

Well the sun is shining today, so our guys can do their thing in nice weather for a change...

MORE FLOODS

Finding out there are more tree's leaning today from all the rain....

Rain, Rain, Go Away!

With all the rain that we have had lately, trees are at risk of uprooting. I heard on the news this morning that several trees have uprooted in Bucks County and Philadelphia. More rain is forecasted to come through the weekend. Time to have Giroud Tree come out and take a look at your trees for peace of mind!

Trees Continue to Topple

Saturated ground, unending rain and flooding has proven too much for many area trees. Rob Poley, ISA Certified Arborist and Giroud Representative, snapped this photo today at a home in Wyndmoor, PA of a tree that uprooted and fell across the street.

Floods

Getting more storm damage calls from the consistant rain.....

Rain Rain Rain

More rain this week, which could mean more unstable roots systems... Its time to check them...
Michelle

Crane

Just passed our Crane, must be doing a big job from the storm.... Michelle

Not Out of the Woods Yet

On my way to work today, I heard that there is a hurricane brewing called Katia. It is too early to tell if it is going to affect us yet, but it brought to mind the importance of having your trees checked by a Giroud Arborist after a large storm such as Hurricane Irene.

I just passed Giroud trucks heading out to do more storm damage work. Michelle