Tree Trimming and Pruning Services

Crown cleaning: This process involves pruning deadwood and diseased and dying limbs out of the canopy of a tree. Any limbs that are crossing or rubbing are also generally pruned.

Crown thinning: This pruning is done to achieve more sunlight on a customer’s lawn or to prevent storm damage. The process involves lightly pruning the interior limbs of a tree canopy.

Crown raising: This pruning process involves elevating or cutting the lower limbs of a tree canopy. This pruning is done to achieve visibility and remove tree limbs that may be an obstacle for people, cars, or anything else trying to pass underneath.

Crown reduction: This method involves lightly thinning out the top of a tree’s canopy. Please note: this is not tree topping. We do not recommend tree topping as an effective pruning method; it should be avoided. Proper crown reduction will reduce the overall crown height and canopy without altering branch integrity.

Clearance pruning: This type of maintenance involves cutting the limbs of a tree away from a structure by a certain number of feet.