Contact:

Address:

103 Third St, Brentwood, NY 11717

Phone:

(631) 935-9016

Website URL:

http://www.branchingoutny.com/

 

About us:

Welcome to Tree Cutting & Trimming Brentwood! In recent years Long Island has experienced an increase in trees and shrubs to create an aesthetic appeal. To be fair, these efforts are showing results as the landscape is changing, looking better every day. As much as the landscape is transforming, tree services are needed to help monitor the growth of trees and shrubs. These services include tree pruning, shrub trimming, and tree trimming. The shrub trimming technique has a lot of benefits. Below are some of them, but first, it’s important to understand the difference between shrub trimming and shrub pruning. Difference Between Shrub Pruning and Trimming. Distinguishing between shrub trimming and shrub pruning is a daunting task to many. The difference being the former is for aesthetic purposes while the latter is for health purposes. The two are similar to tree pruning and tree trimming. Why Should You Trim Your Shrubs? There are many reasons why shrub trimming is necessary. However, the primary reason why you ought to often practice this tree service is that it creates aesthetic appeal. Another essential reason is the provision of natural air conditioning. Like trees that, when positioned well, help reduce the cost of air conditioning by 30 percent, shrubs ought to be in proper positioning next to buildings. Benefits of Shrub Trimming. Now that you understand some of the basic things that most people find confusing, here are some reasons why shrub trimming is important. Safety may not be the first reason for trimming, but it should be the top benefit stemming from trimming your shrubs. Most shrubs are planted next to driveways and pavements, areas that experience a lot of traffic. Shrub trimming helps shape the shrubs by getting rid of sharp branches that may hurt passersby or damage vehicles. Besides, if left growing without trimming, these shrubs may overgrow and block pavements. Additionally, a bush can be a suitable habitat for raccoons.