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Involving the selective removal of certain parts of a tree, tree pruning helps improve the tree’s health, shape, and eliminate safety concerns. When pruning a tree, experts target damaged branches, branches with health problems, areas harboring pests, and overgrown branches, leaving healthy branches untouched.
We help Orlando residents maintain good-looking trees by making use of our years of field experience, modern tree pruning gear, and a professional team of arborists. Taking all the necessary precautions to reduce the chances of damaging a tree irreparably or damaging your house and utilities, we guarantee a safe process whenever we are pruning a tree.
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Why Work with Tree Pruning Professionals
Tree pruning is compromised of two main disciplines, it is both an art and a science. The artistic part comes in when you need to figure out the most ideal shape to give different trees, a shade tree will have a different shape from a fruit tree. The scientific part comes in when you have to determine which branches to cut, how to cut those branches, and how to reduce the chances of tree damage. Homeowners rarely have a firm grasp of the 2 disciplines, this makes them less fit for pruning a tree.
Pruning a tree is a risky procedure, one wrong move could leave you with thousands to pay in home repair costs. Roping down branches in situations where the risk of branches falling on your home or utility lines is high, professionals eliminate the possibility of home damage.
Sure, you will need money to pay tree pruning experts. This money, however, is much less compared to spending money on injuries, home repairs, or removing an irreparably damaged tree.
When Should You Conduct Tree Pruning?
The timing for pruning a tree is largely dependent on the tree growth cycle. This means that different trees may have to be pruned at different periods.
The best time, however, to prune a tree is when it is not growing actively, this is known as the dormant stage. When pruning a tree when it is dormant, you get to remove the right branches, giving the healthy branches a perfect environment to grow in.
In Orlando, most trees enter their dormant stage in the fall season, with this stage lasting through the winter. While the fall season is ideal for tree pruning, it is not uncommon for some property owners to wait for the winter season before hiring tree pruning experts. This is because the tree pruners are usually less busy in winter, which can often help tree owners reduce the tree pruning cost.
1. Preventative Tree Pruning
The only exception to pruning a tree when it is dormant is if you need to improve its safety. Often known as preventative pruning, pruning a tree to remove unsafe branches should be done as soon as possible.
Preventative pruning involves removing various branches to eliminate the possibilities of accidents or injuries in the future. Generally, professional tree pruners handle the following when conducting preventative tree pruning:
- Removing all loose branches ahead of a storm
- Getting rid of low-hanging branches to clear roads and walkways
- Removing dead or dying branches
- Eliminating overgrown branches that seem to have reached their growth peak
2. DIY Tree Pruning
Homeowners with small trees can take advantage of simple tree pruning tips to avoid having to pay professionals. For your small, non-risky trees, the following tips should help you during the pruning procedure:
- Remove limbs with a diameter of up to 5 cm. Larger branches should be allowed to stay on the tree unless they are posing a safety risk.
- Branches forming strong U-shaped angles with the trunk should be left on the tree. Removing branches forming weak V-shaped angles is allowed.
- Pruning a tree when it is young minimizes the possibility of scarring and encourages it to grow into the desired shape.
- Use the correct tools when pruning a tree. This minimizes the possibility of branch damage.
- When moving from one tree to the other, sterilize your tree pruning tools to avoid spreading health complications from one tree to the other.
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