1420 Pine Hollow Road, Asheville, NC 28805

✦ Tree Pruning

Pruning That Keeps Trees Healthy & Homes Safe

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Arborist cutting back overgrown branches on a farm tree

✦ What We Do

Good Cuts Today Prevent Removals Tomorrow

Proper pruning removes dead, crossing, and weakly attached limbs before they fail — while opening the canopy to light and air. We prune to ANSI A300 standards: clean collar cuts, no topping, no lions-tailing, ever.

The result: safer limbs over your roof and driveway, healthier growth, and trees that look the way they're supposed to.

✦ What's Included

Pruning Services for Every Tree

Crown Cleaning

Dead, dying, and diseased wood removed to stop decay from spreading.

Crown Shaping

Balanced, natural form restored for young and storm-damaged trees.

Clearance Pruning

Safe clearance from roofs, gutters, driveways, and utility lines.

Fruit & Ornamental

Seasonal cuts that boost flowering, fruiting, and curb appeal.

✦ Our Process

Thoughtful Cuts, Explained First

  1. Canopy assessment. We map dead wood, weight issues, and clearance needs with you.
  2. Cut plan walkthrough. You approve every major cut before ropes go up.
  3. Precision pruning. Sharp tools, clean collars, disinfected between diseased trees.
  4. Chip & tidy. Brush chipped on-site; chips hauled or left as mulch.
Gardener using pruning shears to trim trees in an orchard Gardener's hand holding a branch clipper in a garden

Pruning Questions, Answered

Late winter is ideal for most species, but dead or hazardous limbs should come off anytime. Flowering trees are timed around their bloom cycle — ask us during your free assessment.
Proper pruning helps trees. We never top trees or remove more than 25% of live canopy in a season, so your tree keeps thriving.
Most shade trees benefit every 3–5 years; fast growers and fruit trees every 1–2. Our health plans keep you on schedule automatically.

Give your trees a healthier shape this season.

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