Tree pruning services in Cheshire and the North West

When someone loves trees as much as we—and you—do, pruning them is the only logical choice.

As professional tree surgeons, we can guarantee impeccable tree pruning services, getting your tree to look fab without leaving anything behind.

Health and growth are some of the reasons why we prune trees

Why do we prune trees?

There are several reasons to prune trees. Pruning encourages a strong and healthy growth, favours both flower and fruit production, and removes safety hazards like weak or dead branches. On top of that, by getting rid of all the damaged limbs and enhancing the tree’s natural shape, pruning gives it aesthetic appeal, which never hurts.

When should trees be pruned?

To encourage growth, most deciduous trees should be pruned during their dormant season, which usually coincides with late autumn or winter. However, there are many exceptions to this rule.

Get in touch and tell us all about your tree so that we can recommend the best time to prune it.

Green waste repurposed after our tree pruning services are completed

What is the difference between trimming and pruning a tree?

Even though these terms are often used interchangeably, there are many differences between trimming and pruning a tree.

While pruning mainly consists of cutting dead, infected or broken branches to promote the health and growth of a tree, trimming is mainly carried out for aesthetic purposes or other reasons, like allowing more sunshine into the garden.

At Knutsford Tree Services, we offer both trimming and tree pruning services.

Types of tree pruning services

Types of tree pruning services that we offer

Depending on your tree’s situation and the result that you wish to achieve, we can offer different types of tree pruning services:

  • Crown cleaning, which is the generic removal of diseased, broken or dying branches;

  • Crown thinning, aiming to increase air movement and light penetration as well as reduce weight on the heaviest limbs;

  • Crown reduction, mainly used to ensure a specific clearance from a house, building or large object;

  • Crown raising, the trimming or removal of lower branches to create vertical clearance and enhance the height of the tree;

  • Crown restoration, to patch up damaged trees and get them back into shape.

Don’t put off caring for your favourite tree. Get in touch for a free quote today!