Canopy Sculpting

Canopy sculpting is an artistic approach to tree trimming that involves shaping the tree's canopy to create unique and visually appealing forms. This technique is often used for ornamental trees or to add a distinctive touch to your landscape. Our skilled arborists have an eye for aesthetics and will carefully trim and shape your tree's canopy to enhance its natural beauty.

Vista Pruning

If you have a stunning view of your property obstructed by overgrown trees, our Vista pruning service is the perfect solution. Our arborists will strategically trim specific branches or parts of the tree to open up the view while maintaining the tree's health and integrity. Vista pruning allows you to enjoy the scenic beauty around your property without compromising the overall health of your trees.

Espalier Pruning

Espalier pruning is a technique commonly used for fruit trees or ornamental trees to create a flat, decorative pattern against a wall, fence, or trellis. Our arborists are skilled in this specialized pruning method and can carefully train and shape your trees to create intricate designs. Espalier pruning adds a unique architectural element to your landscape, maximizes fruit production, and makes tree maintenance more manageable.

Pollarding

Pollarding is a pruning technique that involves the removal of all branches and foliage from the main trunk of a tree. This method is commonly used for certain species of trees to promote dense regrowth and to control tree size. Our arborists have the expertise to perform pollarding correctly, ensuring that the tree responds well to this technique and remains healthy and structurally sound.

Canopy Lifting

Canopy lifting involves selectively removing the lower branches of a tree to increase clearance beneath the tree's canopy. This technique is beneficial for creating space for vehicles, pedestrians, or structures while maintaining the tree's overall shape and health. Our arborists will carefully assess your tree's structure and perform canopy lifting to the appropriate extent, considering your property's specific requirements.