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Why should I care if I have properly trimmed trees?

Tony Messina • January 13, 2016
Properly trimmed trees vs. not properly trimmed trees.

The above picture shows the process of a tree being trimmed. The left side points out an untrimmed portion and the right shows a trimmed portion

Contact us for tree trimming in Allentown, Bethlehem, and surrounding areas.

Properly trimmed trees have a better chance to survive through all types of storms. Many trees that are damaged through storms could have been prevented if they were trimmed properly.

Besides being aesthetically pleasing to the eye, properly trimmed trees allow the wind to travel through easier, therefore reducing the possibility of branches breaking.


The cost of having properly trimmed trees is far less than its removal after being damaged. We also never use spikes when pruning trees. Spikes can encourage insect infestation and disease.

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