Pruning done to professional industry standards will enhance the structure, safety, health, and appearance of your trees while also reducing the chance of storm damage.
Reasons to Prune Your Trees
Removing branches that interfere with electrical wires, building facades, gutters, chimneys, windows, or ones that block streets or walkways
Removing dead or weak limbs that could cause a hazard or lead to decay
Removing diseased branches or insect infestations that could spread to the rest of the tree
Improving the structure of the tree to minimize the effects of strong winds and lessen the potential for storm damage
Training young trees to ensure that they develop proper structure
Thinning or removing unneeded branches to open up a view or let more sunlight through
Shaping to improve the silhouette and appearance of the tree
Still not sure whether your tree could benefit from pruning?




What Kind of Pruning do you Need?
How a tree is pruned depends on several factors, including the tree’s health, the tree species, size, and location, as well as what you’re trying to accomplish.
Typically, pruning involves one of our arborists ascending the tree to get a good look at the branches to be removed. Using the appropriate tool(s), the arborist will make precise pruning cuts in the right places to achieve the desired outcome without harming the tree.
Our Tree Service Professionals will examine your trees to determine which type of pruning is best for the health, safety, and appearance of your trees.
TREE PRUNING SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY PROBLEM
Most pruning or trimming work can be done year-round, but some trees are best pruned at specific times of year. We'll let you know the best time for your trees so you can schedule the work at a time that works for you and your trees.
We do not top trees!
All of our tree pruning work is done according to the ANSI A300 standards used by professional arborists. That's why we don't top trees. Not only is it detrimental to the health of the tree, it also creates a dangerous tree that looks bad and will likely never recover its natural shape.
To learn more about why we don't top trees, please read this article >>