Pruning
Our Pruning practices include...
- Standard prune and deadwood
      The removal of all dead, crowded, diseased, and weak limbs from the crown of the tree.
- Elevation
      The removal of select lower limbs to allow for visual and physical clearance beneath the crown.
- Crown thinning
       The selective removal of limbs to allow for the penetration of sunlight and the passing of air through the crown. This technique alleviates stress by reducing weight on heavy limbs and letting wind pass through like an open window instead of the sail effect.
- Juvenile pruning
       The pruning of young trees is the most cost effective time to eliminate unwanted co-dominant stems and poor scaffold branching that could become problematic and costly in the future.
 
Trees are a very important part of the urban landscape, but unlike trees in the natural forest they require regular maintenance to ensure safety and achieve optimum aesthetic value. At Rousseau’s Urban Forestry Services, our educated team utilize their knowledge of tree health and up-to-date pruning techniques to guarantee client satisfaction. HOME BACK