Tree crown reduction involves the careful trimming and pruning of a tree's branches to reduce its overall size and shape. This process helps maintain the tree's health by removing dead, diseased, or overgrown branches, improving air circulation and light penetration. It also reduces the risk of branch breakage and falling limbs, enhancing safety for people and property. Additionally, crown reduction can improve the tree's aesthetics and contribute to a more attractive landscape.

The frequency of crown reduction depends on several factors, including the type of tree, its growth rate, and its overall health. Generally, it's recommended to perform crown reduction every 3 to 5 years to maintain the tree's shape and health. However, some fast-growing species may require more frequent trimming. Our team of experienced arborists can assess your specific trees and provide personalized recommendations for optimal care.

When performed correctly by skilled professionals, crown reduction will not harm your tree. Our experienced, NPTC-qualified arborists use advanced techniques to ensure the health and structural integrity of your tree. We carefully remove only the necessary branches, preserving the tree's natural shape and vitality. Proper crown reduction promotes long-term tree health and can even extend the lifespan of the tree.