Tree trimming is important for several reasons, including promoting healthy growth, removing dead or damaged branches, and reducing the risk of falling branches or damage to property. Trimming also helps to maintain the tree's shape, increase its lifespan, and promote healthy new growth.

How often should I have my trees trimmed?

The frequency of tree trimming depends on several factors, including the species of the tree, its size, growth rate, and the desired shape. Generally, it is recommended to have trees trimmed every once or twice a year for maintenance purposes. However, for some trees, trimming may be necessary more or less frequently. It is best to consult with the professional tree care specialists at Advanced Tree Services to determine the appropriate trimming schedule for your trees.

What are the different types of tree trimming?

There are several types of tree trimming, including crown thinning, crown cleaning, crown reduction, and crown shaping. Crown thinning removes smaller branches to reduce density and increase light penetration. Crown cleaning removes dead, diseased, or damaged branches. Crown reduction reduces the height and spread of the tree. Crown shaping creates a desired shape and appearance.