Trimming & Pruning in Princeton, NJ
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Care For Your Trees in Central New Jersey & Bucks County
There is no better way to take care of your trees than with regular trimming and pruning in Princeton and the surrounding areas. Both services involve cutting back your trees, whether it’s to improve the health of the tree, to help it better fit its space, to improve its appearance, or to encourage new growth.
Princeton Tree Care offers practiced trimming and pruning services that narrow in on the specific needs of your property. Whether you have oaks, maples, fruit trees, or one of the many other types of trees prevalent in New Jersey, we understand the best way to prune or trim your tree so its health is preserved.
With over a decade of experience, we’re prepared to give you the best, not only in tree care but also in customer service. If you’re interested in our services, we offer free consultations for tree trimming and pruning in Princeton, NJ and beyond.
Goals of Trimming & Pruning
When we cut back parts of your tree, either via pruning or trimming in Princeton, we may have certain goals in mind, including:
- Removing Dead or Broken Branches: At least once every few years, any dead or broken branches should be removed from your tree to both improve the health of the tree and reduce the risk of falling branches during storms.
- Removing Parts of the Tree With Diseases: Sometimes it is possible to prune away parts of a tree that show evidence of disease or pest infestation. This may improve the tree’s health outcomes.
- Move a Tree Away From a Structure: Trimming can shape a tree that has overgrown its space. If branches reach too close to your home, power lines, or even other trees, this may be a solution.
- Improve Air Circulation or Access to Sunlight: Over time, the inner branches of a tree may become too dense. Thinning out the branches in the densest areas may actually help a tree grow in a healthier way.
- Create a Sturdier Structure: Sometimes trees grow in a way that causes them to lean or become unbalanced. We aim to encourage a stable structure for the tree through strategic trimming.
