Storms can wreck havoc on trees. For that reason, a crown restoration might be required to get a tree back to becoming structurally sound and visually pleasing. This is a pruning technique we use to correct damage commonly caused by wind and snowstorms. Restorations may be required for other reasons,too. Such as, previous head cuts or the topping of a tree. And finally, there are may be natural faults in a tree’s structural integrity that would benefit with these cutting procedures.

What does it mean to provide a restoration?

The solution to a damaged tree usually requires a combination of pruning techniques to correct. Firstly, a crown cleaning to clean up the dead and broken branches. Secondly, structural pruning to increase the integrity. Thirdly, selective reduction cuts to help balance out the tree and bring enhance the overall form.