Tree Pruning

Pinellas County Tree Service

Tree Pruning | Tree Trimming

Licensed & Insured For Your Protection


Contact Us

Tree Pruning

Your Tree Pruning – Tree Trimming Tree Service in Pinellas County

Happy’s Tree Service is your Pinellas County tree trimming / pruning experts located in Clearwater fl. With an ISA Certified Arborist aboard we know the proper tree pruning methods. We not only trim your trees to look beautiful but also to make them safe.

Why Choose Us?


  • Reasonable rates

  • Fully licensed and insured

  • Highly rated by Google

  • Over 33 years of experience


  • Certified Arborist on staff

  • Certified Arborist doing the work.

  • Repeat and referral customers

  • Fast response


  • Free Estimates

  • Won multiple awards on Angie’s List – A+ Rating

Benefits of Tree Trimming

Health

Tree Trimming Pinellas County includes the removal of diseased, broken, or dead branches for tree protection. This prevents decay-producing fungi from infecting other areas of your tree. The removal of live branches is occasionally necessary to allow sunlight and circulation of air.

Structural

Young tree pruning, is pruning performed for structural enhancement. This important procedure helps ensure that your new trees grow correctly. Proper pruning of trees when they are young reduces costly problems.

Appearance

Tree pruning is essential for beauty and landscape maintenance of your property. In addition, it will help your property look better. Healthy mature trees add value to your home.

Safety

Tree pruning in Pinellas County can protect against storm damage and the danger of falling limbs. This is a concern for trees along sidewalks, driveways, and surrounding buildings. Also, we recommend pruning trees with low-hanging branches, to eliminate interference with pedestrians and traffic.

Tree Pruning Techniques

Clean

Selective pruning to remove one or more of the following parts: dead, diseased, and/or broken branches.

Thin

Selective pruning to reduce density of live branches that allows more sunlight. In addition, removing deadwood will also help aid in thinning.

Raise

Selective pruning to allow open clearance. For example, over your home, opens walkways and clears sidewalks.

Reduce

Selective pruning to decrease height and /or spread.

Structural

Prune to maintain one main trunk by reducing the length of or removing competing leaders. This typically means shortening the longest branches with a reduction cut. Ideally, reduction cuts should be no larger than 2-3 inches diameter on trees that do not heal well and 3-5 inches diameter on trees which heal well.

Contact us today for a FREE ESTIMATE with an ISA Certified Arborist.