Pruning for restoring views. The San Francisco Bay area has some of the most beautiful vistas in the world. Part of the view is the tree itself. We feel that it is vital to preserve the beauty & health of the tree during the process of restoring one’s view beyond the canopy of the tree.
Restricting the size of a tree that is close to the house and in a small yard.
Pruning on large trees to reduce the size and density.
Restricting the size of a tree that is close to the house and in a small yard.
This Oak needed limbs pruned to reduce the end-weight throughout the tree and to also reduce the wind resistance.
Controlling the size in an aesthetic fashion.
Monterey Cypress surrounding a courtyard and pool area.
This is the outside of the same hedge in the previous photo.
Restricting the size of a tree that is close to the house and in a small yard.
A formal appearance in a small yard or garden.
Controlling the size in an aesthetic fashion.
Basic pruning by removing dead and crowded limbs to keep a tree healthy,
attractive and allow more light into the yard.
Pruned to control size for clearance on buildings; sidewalk & street traffic, as
well as reducing the chance of limb failure.
Pruning to reduce the weight of limbs as well as reducing the wind-sail, which reduces the chance of tree or limb failure.
Restricting the size of a tree that is close to a swimming pool, and matching the aesthetics of the garden.
See next photo for completed work.
Shortening limbs and removing material inside the tree to reduce the end-weight and wind-sail helps to reduce the chance of limb or tree failure.
Cloud pruning or “Niwaki” for controlling the size in an aesthetic fashion.
