Tree Trimming

Tree trimming lengthens the life of a tree. They can also be trimmed to stop the spread of disease or fungus, and also to remove any pests or insects that may have inhabited its branches. Apart from the health benefits, there are aesthetic benefits as well, like trimming a tree to a preferred shape or trimming the tree to suit the style of the garden.

These signs can indicate when it’s time for professional tree trimming service:

• Your tree appears too close to power lines
• Branches are close or are touching your home
• You see dead, unsightly or loose hanging branches
• Your trees have not been trimmed or pruned in the last three years
• You would like your tree shaped for a more aesthetic curb appeal

Shrub Pruning

Like trees, shrubs need care as well. Pruning shrubs improve its health and strength. Structurally pruning a young plant will benefit the plant the greatest in the long-run. It will require less corrective pruning as the plant matures and is more likely to have a healthier formation.

Types of Pruning/Trimming

Structural Pruning: Promotes a sustainable trunk and branch arrangement.

Crown Cleaning: Removal of hazardous deadwood for safety and to improve health.

Shaping: For aesthetic appearance.

Reduction Pruning: Reduces end-weight to prevent storm related damage.

Restoration Pruning: Used to redevelop structure, form, and appearance of severely pruned, vandalized, or damaged trees.