ABS Tree Care

ABS Tree Care

  • 19075 Perry Rd
  • Council Bluffs, Iowa
  • 51503-8821

Description

At ABS Tree Care, we specialize in all aspects of proper tree care including tree trimming and pruning, tree removal, fertilization, stump grinding, disease and insect control, emergency storm cleanup and much more. Dedicated to creating beautiful landscapes for residential and commercial customers in Omaha and the surrounding areas, our highly trained certified arborists use the safest, most advanced and environmentally friendly methods available. Whenever you see an ABS Tree Care truck, you can expect first-class arborists and top-notch service from people who care about you and your trees.

ABS Tree Care is a full-service provider of residential and commercial tree care needs. We proudly provide tree service to the Omaha, Council Bluffs and surrounding areas. Our arborists are certified by both the Nebraska Arborist Association and the International Society of Arboriculture. Omaha’s ABS Tree Care is fully insured and maintains a City of Omaha and Bellevue, 1st Class License. Our friendly and professional staff is committed to providing you with a unique and satisfying customer experience when it comes to all your Omaha tree service needs.

I just wanted to take a quick second to commend your company on the donated time, equipment and materials that were given to help clear the abandoned lot on 28th & Pinkney over the weekend. May the generosity that your company has shown be the catalyst for more things like this to continue. It is not always easy to look into these parts of Omaha and try to find good, but certainly your kindness does not go unnoticed. I will keep your business in my thoughts and references.

Tree disease control is not only a tree service we provide when disease strikes, but a service that’s needed to prevent future problems with trees and landscapes. One such disease is cedar-apple rust, and can affect apple, crabapple and hawthorn trees in Nebraska. While the physical signs of the disease might not appear on trees until the late summer, the fungal spores that cause the disease begin in the spring before the blossoms have opened. If not prevented against in the spring, and the tree does happen to have cedar-apple rust, there will be circular, yellow spots on the upper surfaces of the leaves shortly after bloom. Later in the summer there will be brownish clusters of threads or cylindrical tubes beneath the yellow leaf spots or on fruits and twigs.

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Company founded
2003

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