Regular pruning and trimming help maintain the health of your trees by removing dead or diseased branches, promoting healthy growth, and improving their overall shape. It also reduces the risk of branches falling and causing damage during storms.

The frequency depends on the tree species and its growth rate. Generally, most trees benefit from pruning every 1-3 years. However, fast-growing trees or those located near structures may require more frequent attention.

Late winter to early spring is often the best time for pruning, as trees are dormant and less vulnerable to stress. However, light pruning and removal of dead branches can be done year-round for safety reasons.

Yes, improper pruning techniques can damage a tree, potentially leading to disease, poor growth, or structural weakness. It’s important to hire professionals who know how to prune trees properly to ensure their long-term health and safety.

Yes, we handle pruning and trimming for trees of all sizes. Our team is equipped to safely prune small ornamental trees as well as large, mature trees.