Tree Trimming Services in Northeast Ohio

When a tree faces disease or holds dead branches, trimming is required. At Hammon Tree Service, we are experienced and knowledgeable when offering a tree diagnosis. The most common tree infections in Ohio include:

• Needlecasts
• Oak Wilt
• Thousand Cankers Disease
• Powdery Mildew

Insects and pests may also be the cause of a sickly tree. These invasive intruders swarm the tree to use as a habitat or part of their diet. Some of the most common insects known to invade Ohio trees include:

• Hemlock wooly adelgid
• Lymantria dispar (formerly known as the gypsy moth)
• Spotted lanternfly

These invasive species leave distinctive marks on the trees they inhabit, making them easy to identify. Once we’ve identified how severe the damage is, we can assess what needs to be done to save the tree. The sooner damage is spotted, the less intense treatment for the plant.

Our specialists will identify parts of a tree that can be salvaged or require trimming. Regular trimming services maintain a tree’s long-term health. A dead branch that is still hanging from a living tree takes up energy, compromising the tree’s immunity.

Regular trimmings preserve the beauty of a healthy tree. Dangling and dead limbs can distract from what is otherwise a healthy tree. A wooded area with regularly managed trees appears intentional and reflects care. Improving the sight of your home is one tree trim away.

Consistent tree pruning encourages a tree to flourish. Different trees require different maintenance levels. For example, younger trees typically need trimmings every two to three years, while older trees may do well between three to five years.

Maintaining a tree cutting schedule additionally helps the tree grow with changes. Growth patterns can adjust over time, meaning your trees can anticipate the direction of bloom.