
Trees can be strong and healthy on their own, but the right care can help them look and perform their best.
Tree maintenance helps improve shape, manage growth, remove problem branches, and identify risks before they become larger concerns. Over time, trees can develop dead, weak, cracked, crowded, or decaying branches that may break during wind, rain, ice, or storms.
We can also look for signs of stress or damage, including thinning leaves, bark damage, fungus, insect activity, cracks, cavities, disease, or girdling roots.
What this includes:
- Annual pruning
- Dead branch removal
- Decaying limb removal
- Removal of weak, cracked, or crowded branches
- Canopy thinning
- Raising low-hanging limbs
- Trimming branches away from roofs, fences, and driveways
- Checking for disease, decay, fungus, or insect damage
- Looking for girdling roots and root flare issues
- Inspecting cracks, cavities, soft spots, and bark damage
- Improving tree shape and balance
- General tree care recommendations
The rest of the job
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