A dense, overgrown canopy acts like a sail in high winds. When summer thunderstorms roll through the Naugatuck Valley, trees with heavy, unpruned crowns are far more likely to lose large limbs or tip entirely than trees that have been properly thinned and balanced.
Canopy thinning removes select interior branches to allow wind to pass through more easily while preserving the tree's natural shape and health. It also reduces weight load on limbs that extend over your roof, driveway, or fence line. Done correctly by a certified arborist, it's one of the most effective ways to reduce storm risk without removing a healthy tree.
Mr. Treeman Tree Services serves Middlebury, Waterbury, Southbury, Watertown, Oxford, and surrounding communities. Now, before the peak of Connecticut's storm season, is the right time to have a professional look at any tree you've been watching.
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A before/after photo showing a dense canopy before thinning and the more open, balanced crown after. An in-progress shot of a climber working in a large tree would also communicate the professional nature of the work. Authentic job photos only, no stock images.
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