Tree Solutions LLC

12/24/2025

That’s a wrap for the Tree Solutions crew for 2025. Thanks to the crew (Tim, Talon, Nate, Brody, Ian and Logan) for all the hard work. They are taking a well deserved break for the holiday week. Thank you to all our clients for the continued patronage. And last but certainly not least, thank you to Renee for keeping the office running smoothly.

Happy Holidays everyone and we will be back at it in 2026!

03/29/2025

POSITION AVAILABLE - Come join our team and work to create beautiful lawns in the lakes region.

Job Requirement:

- Valid Driver License
- Achieve a NH Pesticide License within 45 days of employment
- Application of fertilizers and other products to our clients properties

This position requires someone who is comfortable working on their own, driving a truck (with or without a trailer) to clients properties for the application of lawn products. We believe in a healthy work / home balance and so the job is Mon - Friday (usually) 630am - 330pm. If you are looking for OT, no worries, there is plenty to do. We are a small company that offers benefits like one of the big guys.

Preferential treatment to those with current NH pesticide license but will train the right person.

Pay dependent on experience but a range would be 55-75k per year.

- Vacation time
- Sick/Personal Days
- Clothing allowance
- Health/dental insurance
- Retirement Plan

All inquiries will be kept confidential so come check out what we have to offer! Reach out and let’s see if this would be a good fit.

Text Mark at603.707.7925 or email us at [email protected]

Mark Liebert, Certified Arborist

06/05/2024

As I am sure many of you have noticed, the White pines are looking very yellow (even more so than in the fall). We have received numerous phone calls, emails and texts, so I thought I would post an explanation.

The culprit for this early season yellowing and soon to be needle drop are two fungal diseases (White Pine Needlecast and Brown Spot Needlecast). These fungal diseases thrived during the wet summer last year and we are seeing the effects now.

The needles that are lower on the tree get infected, and the fungus spreads eventually causing the death of that needle. Luckily the new needles are inside the bud thus not infected. Over the next week or two the infected needles will fall to the ground and the new needles will grow. White pines usually have three years worth of needles but this summer many will have just one year leaving a thin looking tree.

This usually doesn’t cause the trees mortality unless the trees was already in a weakened state.

If you have any tree concerns, feel free to reach out to us and we will be happy to come and assess your trees.

- Mark

05/31/2024

Since some people are not aware, I just wanted to post a picture of what is happening with Hemlock trees across our area and yes even on the islands. The larger white tufts at the base of the needle are Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and the tan/brown areas on the needle are Elongate Hemlock Scale.

These can and will likely kill the trees they are on in 5-10 years if not treated. We have found them on Locke, Rattlesnake, Cow, Bear, Welch, Diamond and Sleeper islands as well as almost every town in the Lakes Region this year.

I would recommend checking the underside of your Hemlock needles several times a year or reaching out to an arborist (we have several on staff) or your "tree guy" to have them evaluate your Hemlock trees and come up with a treatment plan if you feel they are worth saving. It is a relatively simple treatment if the treatment is done early.

Feel free to reach out to us at 603-279-9950, [email protected] or [email protected] if we can help with your tree or turf needs.

05/31/2024

Unfortunately for us, Kayla our current office manager will be moving on to a great opportunity, and we thank her for all she has done for us.

This does mean that we need to find a replacement for her so therefore Tree Solutions seeks applications for an enthusiastic, experienced office professional to fill the position of Office Assistant/Office Manager. This position is responsible for providing clerical support to the sales staff and employees of Tree Solutions, LLC at our office in Meredith, New Hampshire.

24+ hours per week (potential for full time work)
-Flexible schedule available
-Holiday Pay, Vacation Time, Sick Time, Health Insurance (for full time employees), annual bonus.
-Competitive Pay

Minimum Qualifications:
• High school diploma and three years of professional, computer related experience.
• Keyboarding and computer application skills such as spreadsheets, word processing, e-mail, browser software, data entry/retrieval/management and knowledge of software applications, QuickBooks, etc.
• Previous customer service experience
• Ability to pay attention to detail, manage multiple priorities and set goals.
• Excellent, written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
• Organizational, customer service, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Monitor, track and enter computerized payroll/time entry
• Schedule, follow up and maintain accurate records for new hires
• Assist in the management a web based computerized work order system
• Perform any and all assigned duties

Email a resume or letter with experience to [email protected] or PM us on Facebook. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

04/03/2024

Now that April is here, we are only a few weeks away from the emergence of the Eastern Tent Caterpillar. Although it may not feel like it with the incoming snow storm, but these guys will be feasting on the newly emerging foliage in no time.

When the caterpillars first hatch out of the egg mass (which is wrapped around a twig), they are only a 1/4' long but grow rapidly up to two and a half inches long. The glossy egg masses contain 100-400 eggs which are laid by the adult moth the previous year. Larvae (caterpillars) are hairy with blue, black and orange markings, and a white stripe down the back. On cold or rainy days the caterpillars will stay in the "tent" and emerge on nice days to feed. The preferred tree species they feed on in our area are any fruit trees including crabapples and Black Cherry. Although they are not considered a threat to long term tree health, many homeowners find the tents and missing foliage unsightly.

If you have had issues with the Eastern Tent Caterpillar or other landscape or lawn pests, feel free to reach out to us at 603-279-9950 and we will be happy to discuss the options with you.

12/22/2023

Tree Solutions ended 2023 with a morning of safety training followed by a nice lunch and now the crew is on a well deserved break. I just want to say thanks to the crew (Tim, Talon, Brody, Nate and Larry) and Kayla who keeps the office going as well as all our clients. I am looking forward to what 2024 will bring. Happy Holidays!

- Mark

08/22/2023

Since some people are not aware, I just wanted to post a picture of what is happening with Hemlock trees across our area and yes even on the islands. The larger white tufts at the base of the needle are Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and the tan/brown areas on the needle are Elongate Hemlock Scale.

These can and will likely kill the trees they are on in 5-10 years if not treated. We have found them on Locke, Rattlesnake, Cow, Bear, Welch, Diamond and Sleeper islands as well as almost every town in the Lakes Region this year.

I would recommend reaching out to an arborist or your "tree guy" to have them evaluate your Hemlock trees and come up with a treatment plan if you feel they are worth saving. It is a relatively simple treatment if the treatment is done early.

Feel free to reach out to us at 603-279-9950, [email protected] or [email protected] if we can help with your tree or turf needs.

05/24/2023

FROST DAMAGE: We have had a few inquiries about why some Oak trees have not leafed out or look like they are behind the other trees. The most likely reason is that chilly morning we had a week or so ago. That frost damaged the newly emerging tender leaves. We are noticing it more in the valley where the temperatures tend to be colder.

These trees should recover (put out another set of leaves) however if they lose these leaves to Spongy (Gypsy) Moth or other insects, the results could be terminal for these trees. If your trees was frost damaged and you need some advice, feel free to reach out to us.

05/01/2023

We are adding to our tree crew and have a new position open. No experience? No worries! We can train you. You must enjoy working outdoors as we work in all kinds of weather.

- Groundsman Position
- Operate chainsaws, chippers, mini skid steer etc.
- Requires extremely good physical health (very labor intensive job)
- Learn to climb trees (if you want) and operate a 92 foot aerial lift
- Monday to Friday 630-3:30pm or so.
- Vacation, Sick and Holiday Pay
- Clothing Allowance
- Health Insurance available

Call or text 603-279-9950 to see what we have to offer and if it will be a good fit.

Mark Liebert, Certified Arborist

04/13/2023

Log length firewood available for delivery. 8-16 foot logs of variable diameter. $950 per log truck load. Saturday delivery only. Call 603-279-9950 to schedule a delivery.

08/31/2022

Unfortunate news for White pines. Give us call if you are concerned about your trees.

This is concerning news. Our eastern white pines have been exhibiting signs of decline in recent years including yellowing/browning needles, premature needle shedding, thinning canopies and more. The causes are pathogens and insect pests that are believed to be native to eastern North America and this coupled with a changing climate is having a big impact.
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