Argyle Tree Trimming Services

There are a variety of reasons why homeowners and property owners call on us for tree trimming services.
These include:

Annual Tree Maintenance:
All trees need annual tree trimming to promote proper tree growth. Annual tree trimming also allows us to inspect your trees for any diseased limbs, which we promptly trim to protect your tree and make it as healthy as possible.

Shaping Trees to Improve Their Aesthetics:
While we believe all trees are beautiful, they don’t always grow in an even fashion that gives you the curb appeal you want for your home or commercial or public property. One reason that we offer Argyle tree trimming services is that our aesthetic eye allows us to shape trees to be beautiful to the eye of the beholder, all while maintaining proper tree health.

Trimming Trees After Utility Companies Have Trimmed Them for Clearance:
If you have trees located near power lines, then you know that utility companies will come out unexpectedly to trim them for clearance. When utility companies are trimming trees, their priority is to create a distance between the power line and the tree. Aesthetics is not one of their priorities. We often help homeowners and property managers reshape their trees to a more pleasing shape after utility companies have trimmed them for clearance.

Removing Storm-Damaged Limbs:
We all know what type of storms we get in North TX! Sometimes, trees become damaged from heavy rains or wind. Storm-damaged trees should be immediately trimmed – regardless of the season – as storm-damaged limbs create a safety hazard.

Removing Dead Limbs:
No matter how well you take care of your trees, you’ll have dead limbs. These dead limbs are a hazard because they can fall off at unpredictable times, posing a risk to people and structures. By having your trees trimmed professionally every year, we’re able to locate dead limbs and safely remove them so that they don’t fall on people or structures.

Removing Dangerous Limbs:
Sometimes tree limbs become dangerous. This is especially true for trees with low canopies, which may have limbs that grow low and become a striking hazard for anyone walking underneath them. For example, you may have a tree with limbs so low that you’re unable to safely mow the grass underneath the tree. We remove these dangerous limbs to protect the people who walk and gather underneath the affected trees.