Menu
Menu
It took a while for the weather to cooperate, but when the time came, all went well with excellent results. The crew removed a large water oak and a small trash tree. They worked well together and when finished, the job site was cleaned up nicely. They were friendly and informative. Neighbors were also impressed. I highly recommend Driscoll Tree Service.
I used Driscoll Tree Service for years in Snellville, and now we use them in Atlanta. They do an excellent job every time. Friendly and knowledgeable crew. Results are always great. Thanks, Driscoll Tree Service!
Trees play a vital role in the ecosystem, from improving landscape appeal to purifying the air. Routine care is essential to improve tree health and longevity, like most living things. Pruning is one of the most basic yet vital maintenance services. Different pruning techniques exist for various needs and species, hence the need to consult a professional tree care company. Driscoll Tree Service leverages extensive industry knowledge and innovative equipment to provide quality pruning services.
If you prefer a more hands-on approach to tree care, consult a professional before tackling a pruning project. The slightest miscalculation can cause severe damage and injuries, especially if you don’t know how to handle pruning tools. As mentioned, there are different pruning techniques for varying needs. Here are the common pruning styles you need to know.
Cleaning is a pruning method that targets dying, dead, diseased, or weak branches from the tree’s crown. While it may not be a major cause for concern, ignoring damaged limbs can wreak havoc on your premises down the road. The last thing you want is to come home to a damaged roof or other property damage, costing hundreds, if not thousands, in repairs. In addition, infected or damaged branches affect the tree’s health and overall well-being, causing premature death and removal emergencies.
Tree branches grow in every direction; sometimes, lower branches impede construction projects, movement, and parking. Raising or lifting is a pruning technique that rectifies this problem, allowing you to make the most of your yard. However, over-clearance of branches can affect your tree’s health, causing severe deterioration and death. If tree branches in your backyard prevent activities like construction or landscaping, call a reliable tree care company to ensure efficient and safe pruning.
Another reason to consider tree pruning is to reduce the size of overgrown branches and trees. This is often for utility line clearance and entails heavy-duty equipment and skills. Unlike topping, reduction pruning helps maintain the tree’s form without compromising its structural integrity. DIYers should work with a professional to ensure minimal tree and property damage. Nothing is more frustrating than clearing branches only to damage your home or surrounding structures. When you hire a tree service provider, you don’t have to worry about your loved ones’ safety or costly repairs.
Thinning is a pruning technique that reduces foliage density at the crown’s periphery. If you want to improve light and wind penetration into your home, we recommend thinning to ensure the desired results. Thinning is also ideal for enhancing curb appeal and promoting interior foliage development. While pruning may seem straightforward, it requires the right tools and expertise for safe execution.
The key to a successful pruning project is timing. Different tree species require pruning at varying times of the year, and that’s why you need to know when to prune trees in your backyard. Contact us at Driscoll Tree Service and schedule a consultation with our certified arborists. We understand and provide the correct pruning methods for durable and healthy trees.
Why Dead Trees Should Be Removed Trees are a valuable addition to any landscape. However, dead trees pose safety hazards and should be removed before things get out of hand. Many property owners usually ignore telltale signs of deterioration until…
Read More
Top Signs You Need an Arborist to Inspect Your Trees Most of us love the trees on our property because they offer shade, beauty, privacy, and even fruit in some cases! Despite our appreciation, how well do we really understand…
Read More
How Much Does It Cost to Remove a Tree? For starters, tree removal should be left to the professionals, whether the tree is big or small. A DIY approach may seem like a way to save money, but we don’t…
Read More
Tree Planting Aftercare A tree can add immense value to your landscape, providing many benefits like shade, curb appeal, and overall environmental well-being. However, planting the tree is just the beginning. Ensuring its growth and longevity requires proper aftercare, and…
Read More
How to Tell if a Tree is Dead or Dying Trees are a valuable addition to any landscape; after spending a lot of time with them, you can tell when something is off. Some signs of damage can be detected…
Read More
Why Leaves Change Color in the Fall As fall nears, property owners need to understand why leaves change color. Chlorophyll, a green pigment found in algae, plants, and cyanobacteria, plays an essential role in photosynthesis, allowing plants to absorb energy…
Read More
How to Support Tree Limbs Trees are majestic entities that offer many benefits, from shade and air quality to providing a habitat for wildlife. However, mature trees can become heavy or grow with weak attachments, leading to structural issues and…
Read More
Are There Dangers in Cutting Tree Roots? Trees are more than towering entities in our landscapes; they are essential to our ecosystem, providing shade, oxygen, and aesthetic beauty. However, the decision to cut tree roots, whether driven by the need…
Read More
When most people hear the word pruning, they probably think of someone snipping away at tree branches with big clippers. While that’s technically true, tree pruning is way more complex - and interesting - than just cutting random limbs. Pruning…
Read More.jpg)
How to Manage Fallen Tree Leaves in Your Yard We've got all four seasons here in the Metro Atlanta area, but the seasons like to blur their lines. One minute it’s spring; the next it’s 90 degrees with a chance…
Read More