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Tree Trimming And Tree Removal Services In Paris

Seven services, and the trees around this town that tend to need each.

Pole saw work on a small ornamental tree in a Paris front garden
What We Do

Pick A Service

Every page sets out what the work involves, how it gets specified, and what moves the price.

Climber tied in and working the upper growth of a mature maple

Tree Trimming and Pruning

Tree trimming and pruning is most of what we do in Paris, and most tree trimming is not about making a tree smaller. It is about taking weight off the wrong places, getting the dead material out, and cutting so the tree can seal what we cut.

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Bare dead limb reaching out over a house roof from a tree still in leaf

Dead Branch Removal

Dead branch removal is the tree trimming job people put off longest, and the one that gives least warning. A dead limb does not creak, lean or drop leaves to tell you it is going. It stays exactly where it is until the day it does not, which is why dead branch removal gets booked after the fact rather than before.

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Ice-loaded tree down across a parked car after a freezing rain storm

Emergency Storm Damage Cleanup

Emergency storm damage cleanup is the call that comes at five in the morning, and it is the one part of tree trimming nobody plans for. A tree across the drive, a limb through the garage roof, a trunk resting on the car, or a branch left hanging over the front door with nothing holding it. Storm damage cleanup is answered outside working hours.

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Trunk section lifted clear by crane while the climber works down the spar

Tree Removal

Tree removal is the last option on the list, not the first, and we would rather talk you out of a tree removal than sell you one you did not need. But a dead, split, badly leaning or structurally finished tree beside a house is past what tree trimming can fix, and pretending otherwise costs more in the end.

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Climber moving out along a limb inside a dense summer canopy

Crown Thinning and Canopy Reduction

Crown thinning and canopy reduction are the two kinds of tree trimming that make a large tree less of a liability without taking it out. Thinning takes density out of the crown; canopy reduction takes size off the outside of it. They solve different problems, they are constantly confused, and neither one is topping.

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Long heavy limb reaching over a house, held on rigging line while it is cut

Tree Cabling and Bracing

Tree cabling and bracing is how you keep a structurally suspect tree that is otherwise healthy and worth keeping, once tree trimming alone will not do it. A cable is a flexible support fitted high in the crown between two limbs or two stems; a brace is a rigid rod through a union that is already moving. Cabling and bracing limits movement, it does not repair the union.

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Grinder wheel cutting into a stump with the chips coming off the face

Stump Grinding and Removal

Stump grinding and removal is the tree trimming job that turns a felled tree back into usable garden. A grinder takes the stump down below ground level in chips, so the area can be levelled, turfed, planted or paved. Stump grinding is quoted separately from taking the tree down.

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Not Sure Which One You Need

Describe the symptom rather than the service. Working out which kind of tree trimming it is happens to be the thing we are for.

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