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Tree Trimming and Pruning in Florence, SC

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Good pruning for Pee Dee trees

Weathered tree stump left in a grassy yard

In Florence, the most common trimming jobs are clearing limbs off roofs and gutters, taking deadwood out of big oaks and pecans, and raising the canopy over driveways so trucks can pass underneath.

Pecans and water oaks shed heavy dead limbs as they age, so removing deadwood before hurricane season (June through November) is one of the best things you can do for a mature yard. Pines usually need little pruning beyond removing dead lower branches.

Watch out for topping, where a tree's main branches are cut back to stubs. It's common on crape myrtles around town, but it causes weak, crowded regrowth. Ask for thinning or reduction cuts instead.

When to trim in Florence

Late winter, roughly December through February, is ideal for most shade trees. They're dormant, the branch structure is easy to see, and cuts close quickly once spring growth starts.

Crape myrtles are usually pruned in late winter too. Spring-flowering trees like dogwoods and redbuds are best pruned right after they bloom. Dead, cracked, or hanging limbs should come down any time of year.

What affects the price

We don't publish prices because every tree and yard is different. Ask the provider for a written quote that spells out exactly what's included, such as cleanup, hauling, and stump grinding.

Stand of tall pines in coastal South Carolina

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Frequently asked questions

How much of a tree can be trimmed at once?

A common arborist guideline is to remove no more than about a quarter of a healthy tree's live canopy in a year. Heavier cuts stress the tree.

Who trims branches near power lines?

Your electric utility usually handles the lines that run pole to pole. The service line from the pole to your house is often the homeowner's responsibility, and the utility may need to disconnect it first. Call the utility before anyone works near it.

Will trimming help my grass grow?

Thinning and raising a dense canopy lets in more light, which helps shade-tolerant lawns like centipede and St. Augustine.

Is it OK to trim trees in summer?

Light trimming and removing deadwood is fine. Avoid heavy pruning during summer heat and drought, which adds stress.

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