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WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Tree trimming and pruning are both practices related to tree care, but they serve slightly different purposes and involve different techniques.
Here's the difference between the two:
TREE TRIMMING
Tree trimming mainly focuses on the overall appearance of the tree and its aesthetic appeal. It involves the selective removal of branches or foliage to shape the tree, maintain its size, and increase its visual appeal within a landscape.
The main goals of tree pruning are to create a well-groomed look, promote a specific shape of the tree, and ensure that it complements the environment. It is often done for ornamental or landscaping purposes.
TREE PRUNING
Tree pruning focuses on the health and structural integrity of the tree. It involves the selective/total removal of branches or specific parts of branches to address issues such as disease, decay, safety hazards, and poor structure.
The main goals of tree pruning are to improve the overall health of the tree, maintain its structural integrity, and reduce the risk of falling branches or storm damage. Pruning is often considered a necessary practice for the well-being of the tree.
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At COSMO TREE SERVICES, we understand that maintaining a green area involves more than just taking care of your trees. That's why we offer site cleanup and debris removal services, so you don't have to deal with multiple contractors for different tasks.
Our goal is to provide an end-to-end solution that meets all your tree maintenance and site cleanup requirements. You can count on us to provide you with fast, efficient, and professional service from start to finish.
DEBRIS REMOVAL AND TRANSPORT
Tree trimming mainly focuses on the overall appearance of the tree and its aesthetic appeal. It involves the selective removal of branches or foliage to shape the tree, maintain its size, and increase its visual appeal within a landscape.
The main goals of tree pruning are to create a well-groomed look, promote a specific shape of the tree, and ensure that it complements the environment. It is often done for ornamental or landscaping purposes.
