Winter may look quiet, but Maine’s trees are anything but inactive. From dormancy and leaf drop to natural antifreeze and underground root activity, trees have smart survival strategies that help them endure snow, ice, and freezing temps. Learn what’s really happening and why winter is a great time for tree care.

After a short winter break, Hutch’s Tree is back on the job for another season of professional tree care in Western Maine. From early-season safety checks to storm damage cleanup and planning ahead for spring, here’s what our first week back looks like.

Choosing the lowest quote for tree work might feel like a win until hidden risks, poor workmanship, and expensive mistakes surface. This post breaks down why cheap tree work often ends up costing far more than hiring a qualified professional from the start.

View enhancement doesn’t have to mean clear-cutting. Learn how selective pruning and professional planning can open beautiful views while preserving the health, stability, and character of your Western Maine landscape.

Storms in Western Maine can leave trees damaged, unstable, or unsafe. Learn what to look for after a storm, when to call a certified arborist, and how to protect your property and trees moving forward.

An ISA Certified Arborist does far more than cut trees. From diagnosing health issues to preventing safety risks, certified arborists bring science, experience, and care to every decision—helping protect your trees, property, and long-term landscape value.