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March 2026 Newsletter
Healthy landscapes aren’t lucky — they’re cared for at the right time. Are Your Trees Lucky? Every year around this time, we hear homeowners say,
Healthy landscapes aren’t lucky — they’re cared for at the right time. Are Your Trees Lucky? Every year around this time, we hear homeowners say,
Love Is in the (Cold) Air Winter Love Letters to Your LandscapeFebruary is a funny month. Everything looks quiet, a little bare, and honestly not
January Reset: Protecting Your Plants Starts With Early Action January is a natural pause point. With growth slowed and leaves off the canopy, winter gives
As autumn settles across Virginia, homeowners have a narrow window to prepare their yards for the cold months ahead. Fall isn’t just about raking leaves
Happy Holidays from the RTEC Team! These are the faces behind our mission to do right for people and trees every single day.Together, we’re proud
As winter settles over Virginia, many homeowners assume their trees are simply resting until spring. However, this dormant period presents one of the most effective
When a tree starts looking unhealthy, most people look up. They check the leaves for discoloration, scan the branches for dieback, or inspect the trunk
Maybe you noticed it while mowing the lawn or edging the sidewalk. A branch near the top of your favorite oak looks a little too
30 Years Strong & Summer Tree Tips Inside Celebrating 30 Years of Growth — Together Thirty years ago, RTEC Treecare started with a simple idea:
To Concerned Citizens,
RTEC Treecare has proudly provided tree care services to the Federal Government for 30 years. During that time, we have worked with over 20 federal agencies across four presidential administrations.
Safety and quality are at the core of everything we do. All work is performed in accordance with OSHA safety regulations and ANSI industry standards to ensure every project is completed professionally and responsibly.
RTEC Treecare is currently performing hazard tree pruning and removal services for the National Park Service at East Potomac Park Golf Course. The trees assigned for treatment have been evaluated and selected by National Park Service arborists based on established hazard assessment criteria.
We want to be clear: RTEC Treecare has not removed any cherry trees at East Potomac Park Golf Course. Our work has been limited to trees identified by the National Park Service as hazardous, non-native, or invasive.
As professional tree care specialists, we are committed to protecting and preserving valuable tree resources while helping ensure public safety.
Every project we undertake is guided by industry best practices and respect for the landscapes and communities we serve.
We remain dedicated to delivering safe, responsible, and high-quality tree care for our clients and the communities they serve.
RTEC Treecare
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