While we're not certified arborists, our experience shows that late winter to early spring (February to March) is generally the best time for major tree trimming in the Treasure Valley. This is when trees are dormant and before new growth begins, reducing stress on the tree and minimizing sap loss. However, dead, damaged, or hazardous branches can and should be removed any time of year for safety. For flowering trees, we recommend pruning shortly after they finish blooming to avoid removing next year's flower buds.

The cost of tree trimming varies significantly depending on several factors: the size and type of tree, its location on your property, the amount of trimming needed, and whether special equipment is required. We always provide free, detailed estimates after inspecting the trees in person, as each situation is unique. Our pricing includes complete cleanup and debris removal.

Several signs indicate your trees need trimming:

• Branches hanging over your roof or power lines
• Dead, diseased, or broken branches
• Branches that cross or rub against each other
• Dense canopy blocking too much light
• Branches growing too close to your house or structures
• Uneven or lopsided growth
• Lower branches interfering with walking or mowing If you notice any of these issues, it's best to address them promptly to maintain both the health of your tree and the safety of your property. We're happy to assess your trees and provide professional recommendations.