Pruning
Reduce weight and improve a crowded or unbalanced crown.
How it works
Three kinds of cuts.
Good pruning solves a specific problem without taking more living wood than the tree can handle.
The job
Planned from the ground up.
Deadwooding
Remove dead, broken and hanging limbs before they fall.
Clearance
Create room above roofs, drives, wires and nearby structures.
What to look for
Signs it is time to trim.
- Limbs touch the roof or siding
- Dead branches hang over the yard
- The crown is heavy on one side
- Storm damage left broken wood
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Before we start
Questions, answered.
What is the best season to trim?
Late winter is often ideal while trees are dormant, but dead or hanging limbs can be removed any time.
What is deadwooding?
It is the selective removal of dead, broken or dying branches from the crown.
Does trimming hurt the tree?
Not when it is done correctly. Heavy topping and poor cuts can damage a tree.
Is cleanup included?
Yes. The work area is cleaned before the crew leaves.
Free estimate
Tell us what the tree is doing.
Send the address and a quick description. For active storm damage, call any hour.
(267) 355-1426