We help overgrown trees fit their space again with one simple approach
You’re once small and cute tree has overgrown it’s space. It’s too dense, growing where it shouldn’t, and messy… but you don’t want to remove it or experience a hack job – we understand. The solution? Crown size management, it’s nothing revolutionary, just the appropriate approach of reducing the crown (size) of the tree to lateral branches that will become the new shape of the tree for a balanced coexistence.
Have a healthy tree that fits the space with manageable maintenance, and a visually appealing natural shape
A smaller and cleaner tree means less mess. It’s that simple.
Know you won’t have to remove your declining tree because of it’s strong trunk that developed from the appropriate air movement
Get shade where you want and need it without harming the tree
Know your tree will grow healthy from all of the new sun exposure
Encourage strong branches for a firm interior and appealing crown
Trimming and shaping a tree’s upper branches—basically giving your tree a stylish haircut to keep it looking great and under control!
Managing crown size is like giving your tree a strength workout, preventing branch faiure and making sure it maintains that balanced, red-carpet appearance.
Not too often, but every 2-3 years is the perfect interval.
Proper crown size management is like rolling out the red carpet for your tree. It lets the sunlight in, reduces wind resistance, and keeps diseases away.
Absolutely! Thinning, selective pruning, and shaping are like the tree’s version of a makeover. It’s the secret recipe for making your tree turn heads.
The large, dense, and messy trees they are now. For a quick and easy read, we’ve broken down the essentials and importance of training and pruning so you understand what your trees need when the time comes.
A simple and thoughtful approach giving the gift of less maintenance, a smaller tree growing in the right directions, tamed roots, with a clean look, all without compromising the health and well-being of the tree. It’s time you enjoyed your trees again.
