Pruning That Keeps Trees Healthy, Not Just Tidy
CEO Landscaping prunes and shapes trees and shrubs across Coalisland, Dungannon, Cookstown and seven more Tyrone towns, keeping them healthy, safe near the house and shaped the way you actually want. Regular pruning is often what stops a tree ever needing a hard reduction or removal later. Free quotes, waste taken away.
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How the job runs
Pruning is the maintenance job that keeps bigger problems from ever showing up: dead wood cut out before it falls, growth kept away from the house before it starts pressing on windows, and shape kept under control before a tree needs a hard reduction just to bring it back into line.
It suits fruit trees, ornamental trees and shrubs just as well as it suits the big garden trees, and it is often booked alongside regular garden maintenance rather than as a standalone visit.
What regular pruning does
Removes dead, damaged or crossing branches, keeps growth away from buildings and walls, and shapes a tree or shrub the way you want it rather than letting it grow wild.
How often it is needed
Most trees and ornamental shrubs benefit from a pruning visit every one to two years. Fruit trees often want an annual prune to keep them productive and healthy.
Pruning versus a full reduction
Regular pruning is a lighter, more frequent job than a crown reduction. Keeping on top of it with pruning is often what avoids a tree ever needing a hard reduction later on.
Where We Run Pruning & Shaping
Every town on the list gets the same service.
Frequently asked questions
Most garden trees benefit from a pruning visit every one to two years, though fast growing or fruit trees can want it annually to stay healthy and productive.
Pruning is a lighter, more regular tidy: dead wood out, shape kept under control. A crown reduction is a bigger, less frequent job that brings a tree down significantly in size.
Yes, fruit trees are a regular pruning job, and getting the timing and technique right matters for how well they crop the following season.
Yes, ornamental shrubs get the same careful pruning and shaping as trees, whether that is keeping a formal shape or a lighter, more natural tidy.
It depends on the number and size of the trees or shrubs involved. We give a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
Yes, removing dead or damaged wood without changing the tree's overall shape is a common, lighter job, and it is good practice to have done regularly for safety.
Yes, tell us the shape or look you are going for and we will prune to it, whether that is a formal, tidy shape or a lighter, more natural thinning.
It depends on the species. Most deciduous trees prune well in late winter while dormant, and we will advise on the right timing for your specific tree when we quote.
Yes, all pruned branches and brash are taken away as part of the job, leaving the garden tidy.
Often, yes. Keeping a tree healthy and its growth under control with regular pruning is frequently what avoids the tree ever becoming a safety problem that needs a full removal.
Send a photo of the tree or shrub through the form on this page, or ring 07895 690632, and we will give you a free, honest quote.
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Send a few photos and a rough idea of the job. We will get back to you with a free quote, usually the same day.
CEO Landscaping
Coalisland, Co. Tyrone