Why is tree pruning important?

The main benefit of pruning your trees is to keep the tree healthy and thriving. It also enhances the overall appearance of the tree and outdoor area surrounding the tree.

This type of preventative tree maintenance will improve the overall appearance and structure of your trees, keeping them from developing broad or weak branches. Trimming prevents limbs from growing with weak crotches, or eventually crossing each other and competing for space.

What is involved with tree pruning?

Our approach to pruning your trees can vary from tree to tree depending on the species and the environment the tree is in. Our advice will always change to suit the requirements of any specific tree.

Not only are dead and dying branches removed, but pruning stimulates new growth by enhancing overall sunlight penetration and air circulation. Eliminating weak spots also prevents any existing damage from worsening that could result in lasting damage or an untimely tree death. Pruning also allows you to keep a close eye on your trees’ direction of growth. This, in turn, further promotes their long-term stability, safety, and health.