Frequently Asked Questions

Tree trimming promotes healthy growth, enhances the aesthetic appeal of your property, prevents the spread of disease, and removes hazardous branches that could pose a risk to people or property.

The frequency of tree trimming varies depending on the species, age, and health of the tree. Generally, it’s recommended to trim trees every 3-5 years, but some fast-growing species may require more frequent trimming.

The ideal time for tree trimming is during the late fall or winter when the trees are dormant. This timing minimizes stress on the trees and reduces the risk of disease or pest infestation.

While minor trimming can be a DIY project, for safety and the health of your trees, it’s often best to hire a professional, especially for large trees or those near power lines or structures.

Look for services with certified arborists, positive customer reviews, proper insurance, and a track record of safety. It’s also beneficial to choose a company that offers a detailed estimate and clearly communicates about the process.