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“We have eight trees on our lot, including two giant sycamore trees in the backyard. Several years ago, both trees were suffering badly, slowly dying from the anthracnose fungus. I shopped around and got bids from 4 different companies—with wildly different pricing. I chose Harmon & Sons because they had reasonable pricing compared to other much higher bids—and they seemed to really know what the issue was with the trees’ health—and what their plan of attack to treat them and bring them back to health. Today our trees are vibrant, healthy and continue to grow and provide great shade for our back yard. This year, when the wet spring caused the anthracnose to return, Harmon’s came out and went the extra mile to re-treat the trees and return them to full health again. The customer service is great, the employees are well-trained and friendly—can’t recommend Harmon’s highly enough.”

Doug S.

"About 3 summers ago, my trees were struggling after years of drought and bugs. I called several companies to have them come by and tell me what was wrong with my trees, especially my 40-year-old walnut tree. After several experts told me they really didn’t know, the Arborist came and immediately diagnosed the problem to be a combination of stress caused by drought and a type of virus. The remedy was simple: do everything possible to give the tree relief so it could heal itself. He suggested we start deep root watering the tree at least once a week and also gave the tree a much needed spraying of nutrients. The tree leaves that year were very dried and had a lot of black spots. The next year, the leaves on the tree were huge and we got more walnuts from the tree than we had in the combined last 5 years. This year the tree is again healthy, the leaves are deep green and abundant and again with a lot of nuts. I highly recommend Harmon and Sons services. In the Spring they bring the spray to kill bugs that infest early in the season, mid-summer they come again to reapply insecticides to the trees and in the Fall they come to apply the nutrient spray to help the tree replenish nutrients before it sleeps for the winter. All of the trees in my yard are healthy."

Vicki N.

“We have been with Harmon & Sons for over 5 years. Harmon’s service is very good but needs to be scheduled to your needs. We have about 12 trees in our back yard including a very old Sycamore that requires special care. Harmon & Sons have caused all of our trees to thrive including our old Sycamore which is full, vibrant and healthy.”

Steven & Brenda L.

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