Tree Trimming & Maintenance Services

Trees often communicate their needs through visible signs. Learning to recognize these signs allows you to provide timely care and maintain their health and vitality. Here are some indicators that your trees may require professional trimming or healthcare.

• Dead or dying branches

• Overgrown or crossing branches

• Dense foliage

• Unbalanced growth

• Discolored or wilting leaves

• Premature leaf drop

• Bark damage

• Fungus or insects

• Stunted growth

Proper tree care requires knowledge and skill. Certified arborists possess the expertise to assess your trees’ needs and provide services that promote their health and longevity.

Here’s how professional tree trimming, healthcare, and maintenance can benefit your landscape:

• Promotes tree health

• Improves safety

• Enhances appearance

• Increases property value

• Improves sunlight and airflow to the trees and surrounding plants.

• Increases longevity and resilience of the tree.

Q: Why/when/how often should I trim my trees?

A: Trimming improves health, safety, aesthetics, and property value. It’s best done during dormancy (late winter/early spring), typically every 3-5 years, depending on species and age.

Q: How often should I have my trees inspected? What are common tree diseases/pests in my area? Can a sick tree be saved?

A: Annual inspections are recommended for mature trees, more frequent for young or stressed trees. Our arborists are knowledgeable about local threats and can assess/recommend treatment for sick trees.

Q: What are the benefits of preventative tree healthcare? How much does it cost?

A: Preventative care identifies/addresses potential problems early, promoting long-term health. Costs vary based on services, tree size/number, and specific issues. Contact us for a free estimate.