PRESERVING TREES

Over the life of a tree, you will be required to conduct trimming or pruning to maintain their health or to improve their structure. The primary objective is to improve the health in order to preserve the tree by removing dead, diseased, crossed and rubbing limbs. Additionally, we work to improve line of sight along roadways and clearance from homes.

The type of care depends on the age, species and location of the tree. As an example, young oak and maple trees require structural pruning to allow them to become the stately trees that provide aesthetic value to our homes and communities. While the understory trees, like dogwoods and cherries, require periodic maintenance to keep their satisfying ornamental appeal.

Pruning helps improve a tree’s health while increasing the beauty of your property, home and street.