Pruning trees is important to maintain healthy growth. Dead or diseased branches prevent a tree from thriving and can also pose a danger if they fall. Pruning weaker branches helps designate a dominant branch and allows the tree to grow tall and strong, and to survive for many years.

Tree trimming and pruning needs to be done at certain times of the year, and this time is slightly different depending on the tree. For example, the best time to prune evergreens and shade trees is during winter and early spring, when they are most dormant. Trees that produce flowers are best pruned after those flowers grow

Yard cleanup keeps your property looking neat, but it also ensures the health of your lawn. If debris is allowed to stay on your landscaping, it could lead to the growth of fungus and disease, and can impede the growth of your grass and other foliage. It’s important to have a cleanup done twice a year–once in the fall and once in the spring.

A well-manicured lawn goes a long way to setting the overall impression of your home or building. The healthiest height for your grass depends on your grass species and the time of year, and our expert team takes all variables into account when cutting your lawn.

Mulch is important for the health of your trees. It provides crucial nutrients to the tree roots, as well as insulates the roots against extreme temperatures. Mulch is often made out of bark, straw, or other organic materials that are placed on top of soil. It prevents weed growth and slows water evaporation so your plants can benefit from moist soil for longer.