Service Benefits

• Canopy Lift – Results in weight reduction as well as clears yards and walkways.
• Thinning Tree Canopy – Decreases wind resistance and which decreases the stress on trees and the chance of one being blown over. Thinning a tree canopy also allows for more sunlight, which of course, will help grass grow. The reasons for thinning tree canopies go beyond increasing light and air though. The practice is also useful to keep a tree in a certain growth habit, prevent it from getting too tall or keep limbs from getting invasive. Whatever the motivation, canopy thinning is a selective pruning practice that should be done when the plant is dormant for best results. The goal with tree thinning is to reduce the number and thickness of the tree branches in the crown. Crown thinning trees allows more light to come into the core of the branches to enhance the growth of leaves and stems. It also allows more air to circulate, which reduces fungal and pest problems.
• Additionally, thinning tree canopies reduce the weight to stabilize and strengthen the plant. Heavy thinning should be discouraged, as it can encourage the formation of unwanted growth, such as water spouts, but light thinning will encourage new needle or leaf growth, which provides increased photosynthesis and health.
• Well-positioned tree – If your house is within root range, the roots can work their way into pipes under your house. As they do, they damage your home’s structure, fgoundation, and/or plumbing system.
• Prep trees for weather to greatly reduce liability.
• Trees are living organisms, and everyone knows that in order to thrive, they must be fed. Fertilization is the key to ensuring your trees are getting the nutrition they need.