Tree & Shrub Trimming & Pruning

Shearing creates flat, geometric shapes (like boxwoods). Pruning follows the plant’s natural form for healthier growth. We do both—but always based on what’s best for your shrubs and your style.

It depends on the type! Spring-flowering shrubs (like lilacs) are trimmed right after they bloom. Evergreens and summer-flowering shrubs are best trimmed in late winter or early spring. We’ll guide you based on what you have.

Yes—when done correctly! Light, regular trimming encourages dense, healthy growth. But we avoid over-trimming, which stresses plants and leads to bare spots.

Absolutely. We know how to prune flowering shrubs to maximize blooms while keeping them tidy and well-proportioned.

Most hedges benefit from 1–2 trims per year. Fast growers like privet may need more; slow growers like boxwood need less. We’ll help you find the right rhythm.

Yes! We rake, blow, and bag all debris—leaving your beds, lawn, and walkways spotless. No stray leaves or branches left behind.

Often, yes! While severe cases take time, we can gradually reshape misshapen or leggy hedges through careful renewal pruning. Patience and proper cuts make a big difference.