Tree Trimming

Covers what the difference between pruning and Trimming is, and when to do either of them

Best time to prune trees in North Texas from a Certified arborist/ Tree Surgeon

While most people think planting a new tree gives you time before you start trimming, it is actually crucial to properly prune your new tree to encourage a desired and stable form in the future. Proper pruning lowers the risk of branch failures. It is also easier and less expensive when you maintain your new young tree. If you wait, as the tree grows, it will be more costly to try and correct issues you may not see. A knowledgeable Certified Arborist knows what to look out fo

Tree trimming is essential in maintaining your tree’s health. There are also recommended times to cut, techniques on cutting and cuts that should be completely avoided. "Lions tail" in Fort Worth In the DFW metroplex, many of our customers are subject to HOA restrictions. This generally means the trees need to be routinely maintained and not pose a risk. Often we see techniques that should NOT be used when trimming your trees. Most commonly, the “lion’s tail” effect, which i

Did you know that there is a correct and incorrect way of trimming your trees? Proper pruning cuts allow the tree to heal correctly and if small enough, completely encompass the “wound” or cut. To prevent tearing of the tree’s protective bark, it is recommended to use the 3-cut method. Another critical issue is not removing more than 25 percent of the trees overall canopy and foliage in a single year. It is also important to keep up on removal of dead and damaged trees. In ad