Commercial Tree Trimming and Pruning

Trees give commercial properties shade, scale and value, but only when they are cared for. Neglected trees drop dead limbs on cars and walks, scrape roofs and signs, block lighting and cameras and crowd out the turf and beds under them. In the Nashville area, heavy storms, humid summers and fast-growing species such as maples and poplars make regular pruning a safety necessity, not a luxury. A routine trim costs far less than a storm cleanup or an insurance claim for a limb through a windshield or a roof.

We prune commercial trees for health, safety and appearance. That includes removing dead, broken and crossing limbs, raising the crown for vehicles, signs and sightlines, thinning dense canopies to reduce wind load and trimming clearance around roofs, lights and cameras. We use climbing, bucket trucks and chippers as the site requires, protect turf and hardscape, and clean up thoroughly. Pruning follows accepted practices, with proper cuts and no topping, and trees near power lines are flagged for the utility or a qualified line-clearance crew. Trees are inventoried so the property gets a pruning rotation that fits the budget.

Proper cuts, no topping

Pruning follows accepted practices that protect tree health and structure.

Clearance for vehicles and buildings

Crowns are raised and trimmed back from roofs, signs and lights.

Wind-load thinning

Dense canopies are thinned to reduce limb failure in storms.

Clean job site

Debris is chipped or hauled and turf and hardscape are protected.

What is included

• Tree walk and priorities
• Dead, broken and crossing limb removal
• Crown raising and clearance pruning
• Canopy thinning
• Chipping, hauling and cleanup
• Pruning rotation recommendations