Tree Pruning

Landscape trees require regular care to ensure their structural integrity is sound and to enhance the aesthetic beauty.

Proper pruning can reduce or eliminate possible hazards and tree/branch failures. Pruning should be done with an understanding of tree biology because each cut has the ability to change the tree growth pattern and improper pruning can leave lasting effects that can damage and reduce a tree’s lifespan.

A properly pruned tree should look as if nothing has been done to it.

Different types of pruning may be necessary for different situations.

Crown Cleaning

The removal of dead, damaged, diseased, weakly attached and suppressed branches from the canopy of a tree.
Elevation
Reduction
Young Tree Training
I DO NOT TOP TREES

Tree topping is the drastic removal or cutting back of large branches in mature trees, leaving large open wounds that result in the onset of decay and disease. Topping trees causes immediate injury to the tree and leads to branch failures or death. Topped trees will forever have their natural shape altered and will put your tree under unwanted stress.