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Tree Masters Tree Service
"We'll go out on a limb for you"
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Serving the Dallas / Ft. Worth Metroplex
Your Local Area Tree Service - Complete Arborist Services
Tree Removal - Tree Trimming - Stump Grinding - and more!
Tree Trimming Service
Tree Masters Tree Service has been providing quality Tree Trimming for over 30 years. Our skilled arborists are fully trained in all aspects of proper tree trimming. You can feel secure in knowing that Tree Masters is "out on a limb for you."
see http://www.tree-trimming-dfw.com for more info on our tree trimming services.
Tree Trimming involves all of the following:
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Sucker shoot removal
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Mistletoe removal
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Deadwood removal
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Crown reduction and/or reshaping
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Balance of tree canopy
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Thinning
IMPORTANT:
Tree bark can get sunburned causing nutrient flow problems, so we take extra care not to scalp your trees (leaving your limbs without proper shade as the sun travels over the tree during the course of the day), but rather, we remove only the necessary foilage to bring beauty and health to your trees.
Tree Trimming FAQ's:
Question:
Why is tree trimming important?
Answer:
Tree trimming improves tree health, enhances curb appeal, removes hazardous limbs, and prevents interference with power lines and structures.
Question:
How often should trees be trimmed?
Answer:
Most trees benefit from trimming every 1–3 years depending on species, growth rate, and location. Fast-growing trees may need annual trimming.
Question:
Do you trim trees near power lines?
Answer:
Yes. Our crews are trained and equipped to safely trim trees near power lines, following all local safety regulations.
Question:
Is there a difference between trimming and pruning?
Answer:
Yes, there is a difference. Pruning is what is done on any tree that produces fruits, nuts or flowers. Pruning is about controlling how much or how little a tree produces. Pruning is a bit more abrasive in terms of appearance. Trimming is more about appearance and maintenance. Examples: A Pecan tree would be pruned to either help facilitate more or fewer pecans. A Live Oak would be trimmed to help control overhang or overgrowth.