- Tree Pruning
- Storm/Wind Damage
- Tree Trimming
- Tree Removal
- Stump Removal
Romberg Tree Service, was founded in Redlands, CA over 40 years ago with one truck, a few friends, and 3 chainsaws. We have grown substantially since our start in 1971, expanding our staff and service area to nearly all of Southern California from Los Angeles to San Diego and Blythe to Barstow.
Our rates are always reasonable, and we work to the full satisfaction of our customers - a significant percentage of our work is from repeat business. We own aerial buckets, dump trucks, stump grinders, log splitters, chippers and all other equipment necessary to provide full service tree and landscaping care.
Brian Romberg, our owner, is a Master Gardener affiliated with the University of California, Riverside, and has over 35 years of experience in arbor care. Although our main focus has always been on trees, we offer landscape management services of the highest caliber as well. More recently, our company has expanded into the area of Organic Live Bee Removal.
Thanks to our well-versed staff and expert supervision, we have accomplished many complicated and high risk tree removals. We are ready for to earn your business with a staff of experienced tree service workers, including: supervisors, journeymen, crew leaders, and general groundsmen.
Romberg Tree Service is fully insured for liability and workers compensation, for your peace of mind, and ours.
We would appreciate the opportunity to provide quality tree service to you or your business.
Services we offer: Tree Trimming, Lacing, Crown Reduction, Orchard Removal, Grove Removal, Brush Chipping, Stump Removal, Root Chasing, Transplanting, Systemic Care, Consulting Services, Firewood, & Bee Removal.
Firewood Products & Services
Our Exclusive Firewood Home Delivery Service means you don’t have to store or handle huge quantities of wood. When your Good Wood runs low, just call, e-mail or fill out the form on our site and re-order. We'll be there in a matter of days.
Two sizes available
Full Cord of MIXED Firewood: 8'x4'x4” of dried seasoned wood stacked. This equals slightly more wood than you’d get if you lugged 55 bundles of firewood home from the store.
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Half Cord of MIXED Firewood: 4'x4'x4" of kiln dried wood stacked. This equals slightly more wood than you’d get if you carried home 25 bundles of firewood from the store.
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Increasingly clients have been asking for orders that are wholly one type of wood or another. It certainly looks great and will have uniform flames. We recommend mixed cords because you can mix your hard woods like eucalyptus with lighter woods like pine to create long-lasting hot-burning fires that create the perfect ambiance for any home or backyard fire pit.
Mixed Cords of wood may include, but not limited to the following types of wood:
Apple, Birch, Eucalyptus, Pine, Orange, Maple, Walnut, Elm, Ash
Other species of season wood may be included just ask if you have a preference.
Delivery & Stacking Charges May Apply
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Build Great Fires
How To Build A Great Fire
Keep the two logs together, near enough to keep each other warm and far enough apart - about a finger's breadth - for breathing room.
Good fire, good marriage, same rule.
Step By Step...
Technique counts!
- Always leave some ash in the fireplace since it creates heat that reflects back into the fire. Some folks like to clean the ashes out after every fire--don't be so tidy, you're working against a great fire.
- Place an average-sized log on the back of the grate with three smaller chunks (or other fire-starter) along side.
- Place another average-sized log in front being sure to leave plenty of space between the two logs, giving your fire plenty of oxygen. Now create an "H" pattern of logs. If your fireplace has enough head space add an extra one across the top which will help reflect the heat back into the fire to get it started and keep it burning hot.
- A couple of crumpled pieces of newspapers or cardboard underneath and you're all set. Simply light the paper, sit back and enjoy the ambiance. The starter-wood will catch and give you enough blaze to get the whole fire going.
- Your fire should burn for a good 45 minutes or so, depending on your fireplace, before you'll need to throw more logs on.
TIPS: Don't be afraid to poke the fire once every now-and-again to create a little air between the logs stoking the fire up. Also enjoy throwing smaller pieces of kindling in once in a while as the fire burns down...it is a great way to get it blazing again.
Oh, and of course, don't forget to open the damper in the chimney before you get started, unless you're hoping for a smokey atmosphere. It happens...we've all done it!
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