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Frequently asked questions
Most routine pruning and removal of weak, diseased, or dead branches can be done at any time with little negative effect on the trees. As a general guideline plant growth is maximized if pruning is done just before the buds swell, in late winter or early spring and growth is minimized by pruning in late spring or summer.
The most important aspect of pruning is to only remove what is needed for strong tree and branch structure and that the tree is able to close the wounds and reduce the likelihood of decay.
We do not sell firewood so the wood is given to our "wood guy" for processing, which is a win-win for us since we don't have to dump it at the landfill.
If you would like to keep it just let the estimator know and he'll add it to the notes. We leave the wood in longer lengths, on average 18-20" rounds, but we do not cut firewood sized pieces.
Wood chips can also be dumped on site upon request.