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Houston, TX (PRWEB) September 14, 2013
Throughout the Houston metropolitan area, a wide range of trees can be found in parks as well as on commercial and residential properties. These trees must be maintained over the years to keep them beautiful and lush, but there may come a time when the property owner wants or needs them to be removed. BIO Landscape is a full-service tree and landscaping company, and it has been providing local residents across Houston with tree maintenance and assistance with other related tasks for years. Recently, this reputable company has announced the introduction of new tree services to benefit its customers.
While beautiful trees can add numerous benefits to a property, such as increasing property value, and providing shade to promote the energy efficiency of nearby buildings, they may need to be removed for specific reasons. For example, some trees may have become damaged due to pest infestations or bad weather. They may need to be removed for new construction projects, to build a swimming pool on a property, or because their roots or branches are causing damage to plumbing or other property features. BIO Landscape offers a full range of tree removal services to meet the needs of each of its customers.
Removing a tree from a property is difficult and sometimes even dangerous work. When trees are not removed properly, they can cause damage to the property and to nearby vegetation. They can also cause bodily harm to individuals attempting to remove or trim them without the proper training or equipment. Professional tree removal is completed by the team at BIO Landscape with great results. The team has considerable experience removing trees from different properties, and they can safely remove trees of all types and sizes. Removing a tree with great results involves being careful when the limbs and branches are being removed. Care should be taken to ensure that the roots are removed as well. When roots remain in the ground, they can continue to affect property foundations, plumbing features, and more. Professional tree removal from BIO Landscaping will cover all the bases and will provide fast service.
BIO Landscape is a full-service tree company, and its team can provide other services as a benefit to Houston area residents. In addition to tree removal service, the team also can provide tree inspections. Many local residents may be concerned about the health of their tree at some point, and a tree inspection can reveal if a tree can be saved with pruning services or if it should be removed. Tree maintenance services with pruning and other types of services are also available from BIO Landscape. There is no tree service request that is too large or too small for BIO Landscape to assist with.
Houston area property owners who have trees on their property will benefit from working with the team at BIO Landscape for all of their tree pruning and maintenance needs. The highly skilled team of arborists offer an extensive tree removal service to meet all local property owners needs.
About BIO Landscape & Maintenance, Inc. has been the go-to source that local property owners across the area have turned to for their tree service needs. The company now offers expanded tree removal services to better meet the needs of its valued customers. BIO Landscape & Maintenance, Inc. can be contacted by phone at 713-462-8552.
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KHYNNA KUPRIAN
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POWNAL - At its regular meeting Thursday night, the Select Board heard from unofficial "tree warden" and local forestry expert David Dence, regarding hazardous tree removal and replanting efforts on town-owned land.
Also a teacher at the Southwest Vermont Career Development Center in Bennington, Dence suggested the town create a plan to budget in advance for the removal of dead or potentially dangerous trees on public property. Dence listed concerns with the practice of waiting to remove trees until they are an imminent threat, or after they have already fallen.
Pointing out that the town owns a chipper and a dump truck, and could therefore eliminate costs for renting heavy equipment to assist with tree disposal, Dence was joined by Board Chairman Stephen Kauppi in his desire to preserve historic town landmarks -- namely its cemeteries and hardscapes dating back centuries.
The board approved of the idea and agreed they would be interested in following up on it, especially if CDC students were able to gain experience by contributing some of the surveying and arbor work and thereby save the town some of the overall cost.
A review of Bridge 42 was postponed Thursday due to heavy rains. Board members rescheduled the review for Thursday, Sept. 19, prior to the regular meeting at 7 p.m. Community members are welcome.
Hazardous waste collection will be held at the Shaftsbury Waste Facility on Saturday, Oct. 26. from 9 a.m. to noon. Latex paint will not be accepted -- dried cans of latex paint may be combined with regular trash, officials said.
Contact Khynna Kuprian at kkuprian@benningtonbanner.com. Follow her on Twitter @khynnakat.
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GENERATORS IN ACTION: Daniel Hughes milking on a South Canterbury dairy farm where power was knocked out by high winds.
All dairy sheds should be equipped with generators to ensure they can milk through power cuts, South Canterbury Federated Farmers says.
Hundreds of farmers across South Canterbury were left without power this week, including dairy farmers who had to borrow generators so they could continue milking.
South Canterbury Federated Farmers provincial president Ivon Hurst said this week's storm should be a wake-up call to those farmers who have yet to invest in backup plans.
Mr Hurst has been fielding calls for generators since the outage, in conjunction with the Rural Trust, which provides assistance in emergencies.
He did not know how many milking sheds were still running on generators, or how many had been distributed to South Canterbury farms to help with the latest outage. However, the need had decreased since Tuesday's fierce storm, he said.
"The demand has slowed.
"[On Wednesday] every Tom, Dick and Harry wanted one."
There was now more demand in Mid and North Canterbury, he said.
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The Menomonie School Board likes the look of a new curved, window-filled entry for Menomonie High School. Presented with several design options for referendum-funded building and remodeling projects Monday night, the board favored the one that not only departs from the traditional straight lines currently in place on the high schools east side, but also allows an abundance of natural light to fill the space. I much prefer the curved entrance, said board member Alan Block. It changes the whole face of the school to have a curve there. The entrance roof will be raised and a similar curved entry will also be incorporated into the River Heights Elementary redesign. And in a further departure from tradition, Downsville Elementarys heating and cooling system will be replaced with a $50,000 geothermal system. Architect Tom Twohig said the system has an average lifespan of around 50 years, with a payback estimated at just over 12 years. While geothermal may be cost effective for Downsville, the same wasn't true for River Heights. With a 26-year payback, it was decided that River Heights would go with a traditional HVAC system.
Two gyms or three? The current redesign plan calls for a new $2.4 million gymnasium with two bays. A third basketball court with a mezzanine above the adjacent tech ed classrooms would provide seating for an additional 750 spectators. District Administrator Chris Stratton told the board that since bidding for a third bay would be made separately, the decision about whether to add it can be made later once the final bids for the basic project come in. The addition would allow the high school to hold graduation and prom on site rather than having to rent space at UW-Stout. It would also create the space needed to host basketball tournaments, something that cant be done with the current facility. Were not big enough, Stratton said, adding that larger tournaments would generate extra revenue for the district. Board President Colleen Davis noted that in addition to rent, What Stout takes from concessions ... thats a big chunk of change. She also pointed out that the mezzanine would have uses beyond extra seating, such as dance practices, wrestling and music events. Actually there could be physical education, too, Stratton added. Board member Frank Burdick asked, If the bids come in right, we could do the third bay without the mezzanine? Stratton assured him that it would be possible since the components are all separate.
Timeline Now that the board has approved the final drafts for the referendum projects, the construction design phase is next and is expected to take about four months to complete. Were on schedule for all three projects, Twohig told the board. Bids will be sought in the middle of January and received back 30 days later. At that point, the general contractor will spend the next two months on contracts, submitting shot drawings, and ordering materials. Twohig said the potential start date for exterior work will be April 15 weather permitting. And at the end of the school year in the middle of June, interior remodeling will get started as soon as possible. Pleased overall about the remodeling plan, Burdick said, I think it goes a long way to improve what weve got. I would have liked to see a whole new school, but this is much, much better than what we had before.
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