Tree Solutions
Tree & Stump Removal
Tree Topping & Crotching
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Trees that are diseased or posing an imminent danger should be removed as soon as possible.
There are two parts of tree removal:
- Cutting them down
- Getting rid of the stump
Before you can remove a tree, it must be trimmed to ensure that its trajectory will not cause harm during or after trimming occurs. And afterwards, one needs to take care of removing stumps.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Tree Topping & Crotching
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Tree pruning is the act of removing branches and leaves from trees to preserve the tree’s health. When done correctly, tree pruning will not harm wildlife such as birds that live in your yard.
The issue is that what you’re doing when pruning a tree and what people think they are doing are two different things. People think of it as taking away branches to create what we call ‘the shape.’
However, tree pruning increases the health and well-being of your trees as well as prevent disease, insect infestation, and adequately maintained trees are more resistant to storm damage.
Regular pruning will keep trees from drooping over power lines or blocking driveways by balancing out the canopy.
Tree Topping & Crotching
Tree Topping & Crotching
Tree Topping & Crotching
If you have large trees in your yard, and they’re becoming a nuisance by blocking sunlight from reaching the ground or by sticking out too far, consider tree topping. This process involves trimming multiple branches to reduce its height.
However, drop crotching is typically a better option than tree topping if you want your tree to stay healthy and beautiful.
Drop-crotching is a type of thinning that includes cutting down the tree’s main branch (or leader) to lower its size by chopping at an angle parallel with one of the remaining lateral branches.
Drop crotching is a reliable method to help trees stay healthy and beautiful while controlling the height and reach of your trees.