Trimming focuses on improving a tree’s shape and appearance, while pruning targets the health of the tree—removing dead, diseased, or hazardous branches to promote growth and safety.

Late fall to early spring is ideal for most trees, as they’re dormant. However, some species and situations allow for year-round service. We can advise based on your specific trees and goals.

Generally, trees should be pruned every 2–3 years, but fast-growing or high-maintenance species may need more frequent care.

Trees should be removed if they’re dead, severely diseased, posing a safety risk, damaging structures, or interfering with power lines. We’ll evaluate your tree and recommend the safest option.

Some municipalities require permits, especially for large or protected trees. We’re familiar with local regulations and can help you handle any necessary paperwork.

Yes—which is why it’s important to hire trained, insured professionals like us. We use proper safety equipment and techniques to remove trees safely and efficiently.

Stump grinding involves using a specialized machine to grind the tree stump down below the surface. This prevents tripping hazards, stops regrowth, and allows you to replant or landscape over the area.

Stump grinding removes the visible stump and shallow roots. Deep roots typically stay in place but decay naturally over time.

It’s optional but highly recommended for safety, appearance, and preventing pests or regrowth.

Fallen trees, limbs on structures or power lines, storm damage, or any tree posing immediate danger to people or property is considered an emergency.

We offer 24/7 emergency tree service and aim to respond as quickly as possible—usually within the hour, depending on your location.

Yes. We can document the damage and work with your insurer to streamline the claims process.