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Properly pruned trees are healthier trees

Every tree species requires different pruning practices. In order to decrease the spread of disease and the susceptibility to harmful insects. For example - Oak, Ash and Elm trees are only pruned during certain times of the year. Count on us to help you understand which of your trees have specific pruning needs.
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Pruning Objectives
  • Structural - to improve the architecture of the tree
  • Restoration - to redevelop structure and aesthetics after a tree has been damaged
  • Vista - to enhance a specific line of sight

Pruning Methods
  • Clean - to remove dead, broken or diseased branches
  • Raise - to provide clearance
  • Reduce - to decrease the height or spread
  • Thin - to selectively prune to reduce the density of branches
 
Pruning Classifications
  • Class 1 Prune - 1” and larger complete deadwood/hazards, directional pruning away from structures, elevation, reduction and thinning
  • Class 2 Prune - 2” or larger coarse obvious deadwood/hazards, directional pruning away from structures, minor reduction and elevation
  • Class 3 Prune -  3” or larger deadwood/hazards, elevation, directional pruning away from structures

We are happy to help you decide whether your trees need pruning and how best to benefit the trees and meet your objectives.  
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Services
    • Pruning
    • Removal
    • Cabling & Bracing
    • Lightning Protection
    • Stump Grinding
    • Plant Health Care
    • Pests & Diseases
    • Tree Risk Assessment
    • Tree Health Monitoring & Property Assessment
  • Employment