Keep your trees healthy, reduce storm damage risk, and keep branches clear of your roof and power lines — at an affordable, straightforward price.
Regular trimming does more than keep a tree looking tidy. Removing dead or weak branches reduces the chance of storm damage, improves airflow and sunlight for the tree's health, and keeps limbs clear of your roof, siding, and power lines.
Late fall through winter is often the best window — with leaves off, it's easier to see a tree's structure and spot problems before spring growth starts. That said, trimming can be done in other seasons too, especially for storm-damaged or hazardous limbs that shouldn't wait.
Depending on the tree, this can mean removing dead or damaged wood, thinning a crowded canopy so wind passes through instead of catching it, and shaping growth away from your house, fence line, or driveway.
A tree that's been neglected for years usually needs more careful, gradual pruning than one trimmed regularly — we'll tell you honestly if it's a one-visit job or something better spread over a season or two.
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