Add Curb Appeal, Preserve Trees, and Save Money Services We Offer
There are four types of tree services that we offer:
1. Tree removal: With truck lift, spider lift, or crane assist — we utilize a spider lift or bucket truck, sometimes in conjunction with a boom crane or knuckleboom crane, to remove dangerous, tall and heavy trees. 2. Tree pruning: • Prune to reduce the crown of a tree for wind protection. • Raise the canopy for clearance of structures. • Prune to thin interior branches and structural pruning to help young trees grow straight and strong, and prevent developing long side branching.
•Prune out dead wood and broken overhanging dangerous limbs
the area to be cleaned up and cleared of debris for later planting grass or shrubs, or replanting a tree. 3. Tall hedge and ornamental pruning: Most of this pruning is for functionality and utility. Keeping the hedges shaped in a row or keeping shrubs and small trees looking tame and pleasing to the eye is important to people. Also trimming away from the house is done in such a way that you won’t need to do it every year. This is something we try to do to save homeowners money.
3. Stump grinding: Grind up the tree stump and its adjacent surface roots with a big spinning iron wheel with sharp “teeth.” This allows
Email us at TroutBrookTree@gmail.com or call (860) 888-8472 .
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