Connecticut Tree Pruning Services
Don’t get entangled with untrained pruners. Call the experts today.
Trees are a key component of outdoor beauty, but without regular maintenance, they cannot achieve their full potential. Their branches may overgrow and hang extremely low, break during storms, or the tree's entire crown may become too full. Tree pruning under the guidance of a certified Arborist is an easy fix for such a potentially dangerous situation.
Whether your objective is to promote tree health, fruit production, and safety or to improve your view and let more sunlight in, tree trimming crews at E.C. Tree (located in CT) are qualified and experienced to do the job.
Why is pruning a tree important?
Longevity
Dead and diseased branches can deter the growth and even kill your tree. Pruning can extend its lifespan.
Improved Appearance
An untrimmed tree may look like a coat rack or a tree from a Dr. Seuss book. Pruning enhances its appearance and makes it look beautiful.
More Sunlight
Overgrown trees cast too much shade in your yard. Pruning boosts the growth of other plants and grass by eliminating obstacles to sunlight.
Safety
Weak or dead branches can fall off during a storm. Tree trimming reduces the possibility of property damage during a windstorm.
Better Tree Health
If the branches of a tree are too dense, their growth will be impacted. Proper pruning opens up the canopy and lets air and light filter throughout the tree canopy for increased foliage.
Attractive landscape
Pruning helps to create an aesthetically pleasing landscape.
Why Hire EC Tree Service for Tree Pruning?
We give special care to each tree.
There is no single way to prune a tree. Different structures and needs necessitate the use of different techniques. Our arborists prune every tree, in the right way, every time. There is an improper way to trim trees called "tree topping," which deforms the tree, resulting in unsafe windsail, irreversible damage, or, in many cases, the death of the tree, which then creates a future issue of needing that dead tree removed. Our arborist-guided tree work focuses on keeping your tree looking balanced, natural, and healthy regardless of what type of tree it is.
Free Tree Assessment
Our Arborist will do a quality health assessment to determine the condition of your tree. After this, we will determine how much pruning is required to minimize damage to your tree.
Scientific Trimming Techniques
DIY tree pruning might result in injury to stem tissues or ripping the bark. We keep up with the latest scientific trimming approaches to minimize pruning wounds and maximize tree health and sustainability.
Up-to-date Knowledge of Tree Varieties
Each tree is unique and requires different maintenance. We have a comprehensive knowledge of tree physiology and use it to promote growth through strategic pruning.
An Experienced Arborist
Inexperienced and underqualified tree pruning services can leave your trees susceptible to rotting and insect infestation. EC tree crews, guided by our experienced arborist, will identify weak or diseased branches and trim them to promote growth.
Well Equipped
We are equipped with the latest machines and understand how to utilize them appropriately. Our equipment includes bucket trucks, a hook lift, and log trucks.
Brush Removal and Clean-up
We offer a full cleanup for all of our jobs, full insurance coverage for your property, and the assurance that our specialists are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality service.
Pruning Different Types of Trees
We don’t cut corners while pruning your trees!
Different types of trees have distinctive pruning needs, which our professional arborist can confidently handle.
Deciduous trees should be pruned when they are dormant, in late winter or early spring before bud-break. Extensive pruning during late spring shoot growth and leaf expansion can stress a tree and produce an excessive number of water sprouts. Dead branches can be removed anytime.
Conifers include various types of trees and require pruning at different times of the year. Pines, Arborvitae, and Junipers require pruning in late spring and early summer, whereas Firs, Spruces, Hemlocks, and Yews require pruning in late winter or late summer when dormant.
Flowering ornamentals generate buds at different periods of the year, so their trimming schedules must be adjusted properly. Spring-flowering plants, such as azalea, dogwood, forsythia, redbud, and rhododendron, set bloom buds in the fall. Such ornamentals should be pruned after flowering. Plants that flower in the summer, e.g. Crape, Myrtle, and Abelia, generate flower buds on new growth and can be clipped in the winter with no effect on flowering.
Crabapples should be pruned when the tree is dormant and the possibility of severely cold weather has passed. This means the pruning should be done in late winter or early spring. Suckers can be pruned away at any time of the year.
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Tree pruning results in better growth of trees and makes your property safer. It is more effective when done by professionals. An unqualified tree trimmer might cause a pruning wound on a young tree which can impact its growth. One of the many other pruning mistakes is to prune branches on or below the branch collar and the branch bark ridge. It damages the tree's natural defense mechanisms.
One of the greatest pruning mistakes is to trim the trees at the wrong time of the year. Each tree requires pruning according to its type or flowering season. An expert tree care service has an in-depth knowledge of the tree species and can prune branches in the right way.
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Benefits of Tree Pruning by Professionals
When it comes to tree trimming, the knowledgeable and experienced staff at a licensed tree services company can handle your tree care needs. Tree pruning by professionals can benefit you in the following ways:
Reduces risk to people, pets, and property
Fulfill homeowners' insurance clearance requirements
Disease prevention, mitigation and treatment
Repairs young trees to ensure they reach their potential
Restoration Pruning techniques can rescue and restore unproductive trees to a manageable, healthy and safe state.
Enhances the view