Bob's Tree Preservation Services Information

Bob's Tree Preservation is proud to offer Eco-Mulch Blowing Services. Watch while a fluffy bed of mulch is placed carefully in your landscape! At Bob's Tree Preservation, we are committed to sound environmental practices and enriching the urban forest. These two ideals come together in the production of our Eco-Mulch. Bob's Eco-Mulch is created from the wood debris generated from the general tree work portion of the business. No wood product from a Bob's Tree Preservation job goes into a landfill. It is all brought to our yard in Scott to be chipped, ground and aged then ground again to create a carbon rich hardwood mulch product. Eco-Mulch is an earthy, dark brown, natural looking mulch that has begun the decomposition process. The Eco-Mulch is stored in a large pile that heats up on the inside due to the activity of the microbes decomposing the carbon. What that means for you is that you get a product that is weed seed free and will improve your soil due to the fine organic components created during decomposition. At Bob's Tree, we call our Eco-Mulch 10-10-10. This is because it is 10 times cheaper, 10 times better and 10 times more environmentally correct as compared to other mulches in the industry. Not only do we create a beautiful, soil enriching mulch product; we are the providers of the best mulch application technique. Bob's Tree Preservation is proud to offer Eco-Mulch Blowing Services. Our state-of-the-art truck is able to carry up to 40 yards of Eco-Mulch to be blown into the landscape for a multitude of application needs. One of the best parts about the Eco-Mulch blowing service is that the truck stays parked on your drive or the street while a fluffy bed of mulch is placed carefully in your landscape! Our expert technician has a remote control device that controls the airflow and speed of delivery of the Eco-Mulch product. He can quickly adjust to accommodate for delicate application in and around flowerbeds and then switch to high volume output for larger areas under trees. There is a 300 foot, ...