Decorative Pruning Service

If your shrubs are overgrown, your trees are dangling over neighbors’ property, or you’re worried about a diseased tree, Brown's Budget Tree Service can help – no matter the size of the job! Providing professional tree trimming and pruning services, we know that overgrowth is unattractive and a potential liability. Dead, asymmetrical, or structurally unsound trees can create significant hazards that threaten your safety and home. Our expert arborists can help by reshaping your bushes, shrubbery, and trees to nurture robust growth.

Trimming and pruning are often performed at separate times of the year and frequently require different gardening tools. Understanding the proper equipment, methods, and seasons to trim and prune is essential for best results.

1. Trimming is primarily concerned with enhancing the aesthetics of a tree and relieving the stress of overgrowth.

2. Pruning is primarily concerned with keeping fruit plants and flowers healthy by removing diseased branches and promoting healthy growth. Pruning also helps spurs grow, thereby encouraging fruit growth the following season.

Dead branches and overgrowth can pose risks to nearby infrastructure. Trees that are neglected sometimes extend into neighboring property or block roadways and driveways. The branches of enormous trees sometimes even climb over fencing and roofing and become entangled in power lines. When tree branches grow near or above telephone and power lines, the possibility of outages and fires exponentially increases. Fortunately, our professional arborists can aid in providing safe and ample clearance before your overgrown trees wreak havoc or annoy your neighbors.

By pruning a young shoot, it is possible to stimulate vigorous growth. Selective pruning is particularly beneficial when a plant has a weak and slow-growing section. Pruning can also facilitate spurs, which produce flowers, fruit, and potent flower buds. Finally, lightly pruning fruit trees during summer seasons provides better air circulation, mitigating disease, decay, and insect infestation.