Rafael Landscaping - Concord's Local Commercial Fencing

We inspect trees for common local issues like oak root fungus or aphids. For disease management, we prune affected limbs and apply targeted treatments. For insects, we use integrated pest management, recommending treatments only when necessary to protect your trees without harming beneficial insects. We also advise on preventative care, like proper watering and mulching, to keep your trees healthy year-round.

Fence post movement often occurs due to expansive clay soils in our area. We remove the loose post, dig a wider hole, add gravel for drainage, and set the post in concrete below the frost line. For privacy panel damage, we replace individual sections rather than the whole fence, matching the style and stain to blend seamlessly. We also recommend using pressure-treated wood or composite materials to resist warping.

Yes, we handle tree transplanting for trees up to a certain size, depending on species and root ball weight. We dig a wide root ball, wrap it in burlap, and move it to the new location with proper soil preparation. Transplanting is best done in late fall or early spring when the tree is dormant. We also provide aftercare instructions, like deep watering and staking, to help the tree establish in its new spot.