Tree Trimming, Monmouth County NJ
Tree trimming, selective pruning of branches to improve and balance the tree’s natural architecture and structure. Trimming is used to make sure light reaches all the different tree parts specially the lower levels. Making sure there is circulation of air as well at the crown of the tree. The correct application of thinning will also reduce the weight on heavy branches. Tree thinning is also used to prevent branches from damaging siding, gutters, roofs, etc. Pruning can reduce tree size. This is a delicate job, making sure we are preventing any electrocution or disruption of electrical service.
When you neglect your trees by not pruning them, the nutrients are wasted on weak parts, which deprives the healthy parts of what they need to grow. Eventually the entire tree becomes weak and not salvageable. Strategic pruning will give your trees nice form and shape while getting rid of the weak limbs. |
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Why Tree Trimming and Pruning ?
Proper tree pruning and care for extending tree life is important. Timely maintenance of tree not only is important for aesthetics but also long term maintenance and prevention of damages to your property. Personal Injury or car or any kind of property damage. Careful tree trimming reduces risk and liability. Dead, broken and falling trees can be taken care by timely intervention. Regular tree care extends tree life, prevention from any infection. Processes like Crown Cleaning and Thinning ensures that trees are cut in way that sunlight reaches the bottom branches. Crown Reduction ensures height of the tree is within manageable heights, such determination is made based on age and species of tree.
To sum up maintaining tree health has two fold benefit, it enhances the aesthetics and at the same time reduces the risk and liabilities of damage of any kind. Call us today!
To sum up maintaining tree health has two fold benefit, it enhances the aesthetics and at the same time reduces the risk and liabilities of damage of any kind. Call us today!
Tree Trimming Guide
It is very important that trees are trimmed when they are not growing or dormant, unless it is absolutely needed. Be aware of the size of the branch you are removing. Trim only the compromised branches or those which create obstruction. Try to avoid trimming hard and matured branches yourself, they are more difficult than young branches. As a rule of thumb, the ratio should be two-third, crown to tree height.
Crown Thinning and Tree Trimming
Crown Thinning helps proper light and air circulation. Pruning should be done when trees and branches run on one another, making sure branches are evenly placed. Regular and seasonal pruning in some trees helps general tree health. For long stem, use a technique to create a notch on the side of the stem away from the retaining branch. Then make a cut above the ranch, and the final cut should be cut through parallelly along the branch.
Crown Reduction
If the intention is to remove most of the foliage, the better option is to remove the whole branch.
Crown Thinning and Tree Trimming
Crown Thinning helps proper light and air circulation. Pruning should be done when trees and branches run on one another, making sure branches are evenly placed. Regular and seasonal pruning in some trees helps general tree health. For long stem, use a technique to create a notch on the side of the stem away from the retaining branch. Then make a cut above the ranch, and the final cut should be cut through parallelly along the branch.
Crown Reduction
If the intention is to remove most of the foliage, the better option is to remove the whole branch.
