Welcome to Barts Tree Service – Tree, Stone, and Stump Grinding services across Connecticut.

Quality Work, Quick Response, Reasonable Rates

Barts Tree Service is family owned and operated out of Danbury Connecticut. Our service area includes Fairfield county, Westchester county, southern Litchfield county and north western New Haven county.

Our goal at Barts is to develop standing relationships with our clients that exceed customer expectations while keeping safety and service foremost. This approach combined with our trademark thorough cleanup and attention to detail leaves each job site looking better than we found it.

Our services include:

Barts Tree Service is fully insured and licensed (# 0625619)

We are also a  member of the Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau (BBB)

Barts Tree Service continues to be a proud sponsor of the annual kid’s fishing derby put on by Danbury Fish and Game at the Danbury Town Park Saturday May 12th, 2012

We lucked out with a beautiful sunny day and a great turn out. All the kids received trophy’s and there were some nice trout, bass and perch caught along with a huge 12 lb carp..

Next year we will have our 60 foot bucket truck there with a 18 foot American flag hanging on it.

For more information visit Danbury Fish and Game

There is still an overwhelming amount of storm damage left from last year.

Yes the roads are clear and the big stuff is removed but there are still many trees that are partially uprooted, hanging limbs, cracked limbs, and trees that are greatly compromised from loosing limbs and trunks. Now that warm weather is upon us and BBQs will be starting up and kids playing in the yard make sure its a safe environment. Look around your yard for anything that might appear leaning and if the root ball has damage, usually there will be a mound on the upward side of the root ball. Look up and walk all the way around a tree and look for sagging branches, cracks, hanging limbs (widow makers) and if there are clusters of brown leaves that usually means thats a broken limb or branch.

We would strongly suggest having a professional come out to assess your trees which should be a free service from any reputable tree company. I have had hundreds of calls to come take down 1 or 2 hanging limbs and when we get there and walk around with the homeowner there are many things they did not see which were much more hazardous.

Give Barts Tree Service a call at 203.240.1302 and we will provide a free assessment of your yard

Hurricane Irene is headed our way with 80 mph winds and Barts Tree Service is geared up and ready with enough supplies to last us two weeks. We will be responding to storm damage calls with two crews 24 hours a day and prioritizing storm cleanup by severity i.e. Removing trees from houses and roof tops, clearing access ways, general cleanup. Our emergancy tree services include one truck equipped with two generators and emergency lighting, and all the materials required to tarp your roof after the tree removal.

Please be extra observant of downed electrical wires and/or trees and limbs that may have made contact.

Be safe!

Based on recent weather events I have come to the conclusion that mother nature is just angry…..

Barts Tree Service has been out a good portion of last night responding to all the storm damage, pulling trees off of houses and tarping up roof tops in Brookfield, Danbury and Newtown. Then this morning off at first light to continue the storm cleanup and tree removal of downed trees in Bethel, Ridgfield and back to Brookfield and New Fairfield.

I am sure we will be out late tonight as well cutting away and covering roof tops before more thunderstorms and rain arrives.

Remember to stay away from wires and give us a call to for any of your emergency or hazardous tree needs.

Black knot of plum and cherry trees is a widespread and serious disease throughout North America. The black knot fungus mainly affects twigs, branches, and fruit spurs. Although sometimes trunks may also become diseased. Usually, infections begin on the youngest growth.

Black knot is visible as knots or elongated swellings which form on the twigs and branches. The knots develop into black, corky, cylindrical galls that range from about 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches in diameter and may be more than 12 inches long. Branches beyond the galls are often stunted or dead. Smaller twigs usually die within a year after being infected. Larger branches may live for several years before being girdled and killed by the fungus. The entire tree may gradually weaken and die if the severity of the disease increases and no effective control measures are taken.Black knot is caused by a fungus that multiplies during wet spring weather. The visual symptoms are often seen 6 to 12 months after initial infection.

To control black knot, prune out an destroy infected twigs and branches in the fall and winter by burning or burying the pruned knots. Be sure to cut at least 4 inches below the visible signs of the knot. After each twig branch cut, be sure to sanitize your pruning tool in a mixture of 1 part bleach and 6 parts water as this helps to reduce the spread of the fungus. Large knots or cankers on main branches or the trunk should be cut out to a depth of at least 1/2 inch beyond the infection. In the spring spray the tree with either Fungicide for fruit & ornamental trees. Two or three more sprays at intervals of 7 to 10 days are required during the spring season.

Barts Tree Service continues to be a proud sponsor of the annual kid’s fishing derby put on by Danbury Fish and Game at the Danbury Town Park Saturday May 21st, 2011 from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM

It’s free, lunch will be served and kids can win lots of prizes and trophies so come on down for some fun and catch the big one.


For more information visit Danbury Fish and Game

Barts Tree Service removing a two trunk oak tree with a heavy lean directly over a new carport. Unfortunatly many years ago the driveway was backfilled a couple feet around this tree so it had developed root rot and was just a matter of time before it crushed the carport and hit the house. Remember that a red oak log 30″ in diameter by 12″ long weighs 300lbs so just the trunk of this tree alone weighed 4 to 5 tons not to mention limb and leave weight so there is a good chance this tree is going all the way through the house. Thats why sometimes a smaller looking defect compounded by location, size and lean causes us to categorize it as a hazardous tree. On a lighter note the client was very happy to get rid of the 20 bushels of acorns he was blessed with annually in the driveway.

Removing this tree took a little longer than normal since we had to rig all the larger limbs with two ropes coming out of separate trees so as to keep all the material horizontal while lowering it away from carport and into the chipper.

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