They sound similar, but they’re a little different. Trimming is usually for shaping or clearance, while pruning is more about the tree’s long-term health—removing dead or crowded branches so it can grow strong and balanced.

If you see dead limbs, branches rubbing together, or growth getting too close to your roof or driveway, it’s probably time. Regular pruning keeps your trees healthy and prevents future headaches.

A little care goes a long way. Well-maintained trees are safer, live longer, and look better. It’s like an oil change for your landscape—routine upkeep keeps everything running smoothly.

Sometimes. It depends on what’s causing the decline. We’ll take a close look and let you know if it can be brought back or if removal is the safer route.