Tru-Cut Tree Service

08/27/2015

Tru-Cut Tree Service has immediate openings for ground men, valid drivers license preferred, must be willing to travel with the utility crew throughout North Central Indiana and Southern Michigan as needed (travel accommodations provided) Starting pay $10 per hour with no experience, can be up to $12 per hour within 60 days for quality help. Apply at 101 W Butler St Kokomo, IN Mon-Fri 9am-1pm ; 2pm-4pm, or Call 765-452-3671 for more information

08/05/2015

One of the biggest Bradford Pears we have ever seen, it was damaged by a storm Aug 2015.

07/28/2015

Tru-Cut Tree Service has immediate openings on our Utility Line Clearing Crews, valid drivers license preferred, must be willing to travel with the utility crew throughout North Central Indiana and Southern Michigan (travel accommodations provided) Starting pay $10 per hour with no experience, can be up to $12 per hour within 60 days for quality help. Apply at 101 W Butler St Kokomo, IN Mon-Fri 9am-1pm ; 2pm-4pm, or Call 765-452-3671 for more information.

06/16/2015

Tru-Cut Tree Service is looking for experienced climbers for our traveling utility crews. Apply at 101 W Butler St. Kokomo, IN 46901
or call 765-452-3671 for more information.

05/25/2015

Tru-Cut Tree Service is currently accepting applications for employment on our Utility Line Clearing Crews, must have valid drivers license and be willing to travel with the utility crew throughout North Central Indiana and Southern Michigan (travel accommodations provided) . Apply at 101 W Butler St Kokomo, IN Mon-Fri 9am-1pm ; 2pm-4pm, or Call 765-452-3671 for more information.

04/29/2015

04/21/2015

03/28/2015

Mishawaka utility work.

03/25/2015

03/20/2015

03/20/2015

12/10/2014

NOW IS THE TIME! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR OFFERS SEVERAL GREAT REASONS WHY WINTER IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO DO YOUR TREE WORK!
•In early fall, pruning wounds close more slowly and plants are more at risk for fungal diseases than at other times of year. For most trees, the best time for major pruning is late winter to early spring because wounds close faster.
•Pruning in late summer and early fall may also stimulate new growth, which has little time to harden before cold weather comes. The cold can harm this tender new growth, and the tree may need more pruning in spring to remove the damage.
•If you want to prune in fall, wait until trees drop their leaves and are dormant—usually October or November. After leaf drop, you can see the tree’s structure and identify disease and insect problems more easily. Dormancy (especially late winter to early spring) is also a good time to prune evergreens because vigorous spring growth will hide pruning wounds.