Tree Pruning

What This Service Involves

Landscape trees on public grounds require professional pruning to stay safe, healthy, and clear of infrastructure. We perform clearance and structural pruning to remove deadwood, raise canopies over walkways and roadways, and reduce failure risk. Work follows ANSI A300 standards and is directed by qualified staff so the jurisdiction has defensible documentation. Proper cuts protect long-term tree health and reduce the storm-damage risk that Puget Sound wind events bring.

Benefits

Reduced limb-failure and liability risk on public property; ANSI A300-compliant pruning with documentation; clearance over walkways, roads, and structures; healthier trees with longer service life; storm-readiness ahead of Northwest wind season

Our Process

1) Inspect trees and prioritize by risk, clearance, and health; 2) Develop a pruning plan aligned to ANSI A300 standards; 3) Perform clearance and structural pruning with proper cuts; 4) Chip and haul debris and log work for tree records

What Affects the Cost

Tree size, species, and canopy condition; access and equipment such as aerial lifts; proximity to buildings, roads, and utilities; volume of deadwood and clearance work; debris chipping and hauling requirements

Best Time of Year

Structural pruning is best done in the dormant late-fall-to-early-spring window, while hazard and clearance pruning happens year-round and ahead of winter storm season.