TE Lawn Service and Clean Up

Tree & Shrub Care

Pruning, shaping, and health care that keeps trees and shrubs strong and beautiful.

Overview

Healthy trees and shrubs increase property value and protect your investment. Our team prunes for structure, shape, and long-term health, timed correctly for each species.

Pruning is one of the most misunderstood parts of yard care. Cut at the wrong time or in the wrong place, and you lose a year of blooms or open the plant up to disease. We prune each species in its proper window, using clean cuts that heal quickly.

Beyond pruning, we keep an eye on the overall health of every tree and shrub on the property. We flag dead or crossing branches, early signs of disease, and structural issues before they turn into bigger problems or fall hazards.

For boxwoods, hollies, hedges, and ornamentals, we offer scheduled shaping that keeps everything looking intentional, not overgrown. Crews always finish by removing every clipping, so you never have to clean up behind us.

Why Homeowners Choose Us

  • More blooms, not fewer, after pruning
  • Early catch of hazards and disease
  • Crisp, intentional shapes on hedges and ornamentals
  • Full debris removal on every visit

What's Included

Seasonal Pruning

Cuts timed to bloom cycles and growth habits, so you never lose next year's flowers.

Shaping & Hedging

Crisp, intentional shapes that improve curb appeal without stressing the plant.

Removal of Dead or Diseased Limbs

Safe removal of hazardous or struggling branches before they cause damage.

Shrub Bed Maintenance

Weeding, mulching, and refreshing the area around your shrubs.

Our Process

  1. 1

    Inspection of every tree and shrub in the service area.

  2. 2

    Recommendations prioritized by health, safety, and aesthetics.

  3. 3

    Clean, careful pruning with full debris removal.

  4. 4

    Optional ongoing care plan to keep everything in shape year-round.

Frequently Asked

Do you remove large trees?

We handle pruning, shaping, and limb removal. For full tree takedowns that require climbing or cranes, we'll refer you to a licensed arborist partner.

When is the best time to prune?

It depends on the plant. Spring bloomers are pruned right after they flower, summer bloomers in late winter, and most evergreens in late winter or early spring.

Can you fix a butchered hedge?

Usually yes, but it can take a season or two of careful pruning to restore the shape.