Brennan’s Tree Service, Inc.
Proudly Serving West Orange and Surrounding Areas
Brennan’s Tree Service, Inc.
Est. 1964
Serving Union, Essex, Middlesex, Morris and Somerset Counties
973-325-5663
Brennan’s Tree Service List of Services:
- Tree Maintenance (Pruning and Repairing)
- Tree Removals, Brush Cutting or Removal
- Stump Grinding or Removal
- Pesticide Applications
- Tree Appraisals/Insurance Claims
- Plant Health Care (Insect and Disease Inspection Tree Planting and Establishment & Diagnosis), Fertilization/Soil Management
- Utility Line Clearance/Vegetation Management
- Lightning Protection
- Planning and Consulting Services
- Tree Planting and Establishment
- Tree Assessment
- Tree Management During Site Planning
- Cabling and Bracing/Support Systems
- Firewood
Call us today for an estimate at 973-325-5663 or send us an e-mail at brennantree@gmail.com
Why a licensed tree care expert is the right choice for all your tree care needs.
A Licensed Tree Expert (LTE) is a person who has been examined and proven to be competent in the science and art of diagnosing, treating and preventing tree injuries. These professionals demonstrate high ethical and moral standards in tree care and are licensed by the New Jersey Board of Tree Experts.
The reasons the legislation was passed was due to consumer issues with some companies within the tree care industry.
The public has been cheated by many companies performing tree care work who are either unqualified, not having the correct insurance or performing substandard tree service.
You can read more about the New Jersey Tree Expert & Tree Care Operator Licensing Act at:
https://www.njtreeexperts.org/
The Act passed on January 16, 2010 and as of April 17, 2017, the Rules and Regulations have been adopted and approved, permitting the New Jersey Board of Tree Experts
What does this mean for you the homeowner or business owner?
Because tree pruning and removal is dangerous work, tree work should be done only by those trained and equipped to work safely in trees. A Licensed Tree Expert, is a safe worker, not only personal safety, but in property as well.
This alone should easy your mind about the hazards of your tree project. A landscaper unless a Licensed Tree Expert does not offer this to you.
A Licensed Tree Expert, offers long-term management required in the science of tree care.
Licensed Tree Experts must obtain continuing educational credits over their licensing period, thereby insuring LTEs are up-to-date on new information, skills and techniques in the tree care profession.
A Licensed Tree Expert, with the registration of the tree care business involves the company demonstrating that it has the required level of insurance and worker compensation coverage.
Brennan’s Tree Service, Inc. carries all required insurance, this give you the homeowner peace of mind knowing that you and Brennan’s Tree Experts, Inc. are covered should anything happen. A landscape company may not be covered to do the work of a Licensed Tree Expert.
It is now mandatory to hire a tree care business that is registered with the state and has employed a Licensed Tree Expert or Licensed Tree Care Operator depending on the services they offer for hire.
Brennan’s Tree Service, Inc. is licensed and qualified to do tree work.
Incorrect tree work can predispose your trees to many future problems, including tree failure. In addition, many homeowner policies will not cover injuries or damage done by an under-insured tree care contractor, which may leave the financial burden on the homeowner.
Brennan’s Tree Service, Inc.
New Jersey Licensed Tree Experts #499
What tree problems can we help you with?
Call us today for an estimate at 973-325-5663 or send us an e-mail at brennantree@gmail.com
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Firewood Firewood Sales in Northern New Jersey Brennan’s Tree Service is a provider of quality seasoned split hardwood firewood. Firewood SafetyQuality Seasoned Split Firewood Delivered We provide 1/2 (64 cubic feet a pile 4 foot high, 4 foot deep and 4 foot wide) and full cords (128 cubic feet...Because we care!
What You Need to Know When Burning Firewood
To aid in the prevention of chimney fires and carbon monoxide intrusion and to help keep heating appliances and fireplaces functioning properly, the Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) offers the following safety tips:
1. Get an annual chimney check. Have chimneys inspected annually, and cleaned as necessary, by a qualified professional chimney service technician. This reduces the risk of fires and carbon monoxide poisonings due to creosote buildup or obstructions in the chimneys.
2. Keep it clear. Keep tree branches and leaves at least 15 feet away from the top of the chimney.
3. Install a chimney cap to keep debris and animals out of the chimney.
4. Choose the right fuel. For burning firewood in wood stoves or fireplaces, choose well-seasoned wood that has been split for a minimum of six months - one year and stored in a covered and elevated location. Never burn Christmas trees or treated wood in your fireplace or wood stove.
5. Build it right. Place firewood or firelogs at the rear of the fireplace on a supporting grate using the top-down method.
6. Keep the hearth area clear. Combustible material too close to the fireplace, or to a wood stove, could easily catch fire. Keep furniture at least 36” away from the hearth.
7. Use a fireplace screen. Use metal mesh or a screen in front of the fireplace to catch flying sparks that could ignite or burn holes in the carpet or flooring.
8. Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Place detectors throughout the house and check batteries in the spring and fall. When you change your clocks for Daylight Savings Time, remember to check your batteries.
9. Never leave a fire in a fireplace unattended. Before turning in for the evening, be sure that the fire is fully extinguished. Supervise children and pets closely around wood stoves and fireplaces.
10. The CSIA recommends annual inspections performed by CSIA Certified Chimney Sweeps. These chimney sweeps have earned the industry's most respected credential by passing an intensive examination based on fire codes, clearances and standards for the construction and maintenance of chimney and venting systems. The National Fire Protection Association also recommends that all chimneys are inspected on an annual basis.
