Storm hangers
Broken limbs still attached to the tree, waiting to fall. Get them down before the next wind.
From annual maintenance rotations to one-off clearance pruning, Trees & Co. handles trim work that keeps your trees healthy, your property protected, and your power lines clear. Crown reduction, deadwood, clearance, structural — all of it.
A tree that gets a regular trim lives longer, looks better, and doesn't drop branches on your roof in the next windstorm. A tree that doesn't get trimmed eventually needs removal — and removal costs five to ten times what trimming would have.
We trim on annual rotations for HOAs and property managers, and on as-needed basis for homeowners. The work is methodical, scheduled, and surprisingly affordable. A free estimate tells you exactly what your tree needs and what it'll cost.
If you're looking at any of the signs below, it's time to schedule.
Broken limbs still attached to the tree, waiting to fall. Get them down before the next wind.
Branches touching or threatening utility lines. Don't wait — we work around live power safely.
Visible dead branches in the upper canopy. Drop hazards that compromise the tree's health.
Branches dragging on your roof, blocking your driveway, or scraping the side of your house.
Crossing branches, included bark, or V-shaped crotches that will split under load.
Canopy so dense it blocks sun and airflow. Selective thinning improves health and reduces sail.
Tree looks lopsided, overgrown, or untidy. We balance the crown without harming the tree.
Trees with vulnerable branching, ahead of storm season. Reduce sail area before the wind comes.
A bad trim damages the tree. A good trim sets it up for the next decade. Here's the difference, applied to every job.
The foreman walks the tree, identifies dead/diseased/dangerous wood, and decides what stays. Healthy growth doesn't get cut — only what's compromising the tree or your property.
Cuts get tagged before the chainsaw starts. The crew agrees on the cut order, the rigging plan, and the trim percentage. No improvising once we're in the canopy.
Clean cuts at the correct branch collar — never flush, never stub. Sharp tools, the right angle, the right depth. Wounds that heal cleanly instead of inviting decay.
Brush gets chipped on-site. Lawn raked. Driveway swept. The tree looks tidy and your property looks like we were never there.
Trimming is precision work, not muscle work. The job's about clean cuts at canopy height without scarring the lawn below or stressing the tree. That takes a different gear loadout than a removal — and it's why we carry the full kit on every truck.
Tree trimming pricing depends on tree size, access, the amount of wood coming out, and how high we're climbing. A homeowner trimming one ornamental tree costs a fraction of a five-tree estate maintenance rotation. We'll come out, walk the property, and give you a written estimate within 24 hours.
For HOAs and property managers: ask about annual rotation contracts. The math usually beats per-visit pricing once you have more than a few properties or shared common areas to maintain.
Trim jobs usually scheduled inside the week. What you sign is what you pay — no surprise fees.
Services that often pair with annual trim work.
Tell us what you've got and we'll come look. Most trim jobs scoped same-week, often within a few days.
