Hedge Trimming

What This Service Involves

Formal hedges at civic entrances, parks, and screening borders need frequent, precise trimming to hold their shape. We maintain crisp lines and healthy density while keeping hedges clear of walkways, signs, and sightlines at driveways and intersections. Correct trimming frequency and technique keep hedges full to the base rather than thin and woody. Our crews handle laurel, arborvitae, boxwood, and other screening species common across Western Washington.

Benefits

Clean, uniform hedge lines at prominent locations; sightline clearance at driveways and intersections; healthier, denser growth from proper trimming cadence; screening value maintained for privacy and buffering; consistent appearance across all hedged areas

Our Process

1) Map hedge locations and set target dimensions and lines; 2) Schedule trimming frequency to hold shape without stress; 3) Trim faces and tops to spec and clear encroachments; 4) Remove clippings and document condition and any dieback

What Affects the Cost

Total linear feet and height of hedges; number of trims required per season; species growth rate and hardness of wood; access and traffic control at road-adjacent hedges; clipping cleanup and disposal volume

Best Time of Year

Fast-growing hedges need multiple trims from late spring through early fall, with a final tidy-up before winter and light corrective work during the dormant season.