Certified climbing tree pruners
Tree pruning by specialists
Tree pruning is precision work. Whether it concerns a tall oak growing too close to your home, an ornamental tree that has lost its shape, or a tree that has become too large, proper pruning extends its lifespan and helps prevent hazardous situations.
Our certified climbing tree care specialists work safely, efficiently and in accordance with European industry standards. This helps keep your trees healthy and looking their best.
Safe and professional pruning
Certified European Tree Workers (ETW).
Nationwide coverage, local service
Tree Inspection
European Tree Workers
We work in accordance with industry standards and certifications.
Safety first
Your safety and ours are important to us.
We remove pruning waste.
No mess left behind, responsibly disposed of.
tree inspection
We will visit you for a tree inspection.
Our pruning services
We apply different pruning techniques depending on your situation:
Crown reduction
Shortening side branches to maintain the tree’s shape.
Crown thinning
Reducing selected side branches without affecting the overall crown.
We operate throughout the Netherlands. For example, you can hire us for tree pruning in The Hague and many other locations.
Different pruning methods
Large trees can be pruned in different ways, depending on how the tree is intended to develop. Below, we briefly explain the various pruning methods.
Maintenance pruning: This is the standard type of pruning used to maintain the health of a tree. It involves removing dead, damaged or diseased branches.
Rejuvenation pruning: Rejuvenation pruning is used to restore older, overgrown trees. It mainly involves removing older branches.
Formative pruning: Formative pruning is carried out to improve the appearance of a tree.
Crown pruning: Crown pruning involves pruning the branches in the crown of the tree. This can reduce wind resistance and allow more light to pass through.
Crown thinning: The removal of branches to reduce the amount of foliage. This improves light penetration and reduces wind resistance.
Wound treatment: Treating wounds on a tree to reduce the risk of infection.
Disease- or pest-related pruning: Removing branches affected by diseases, pests or fungal infections.
OUR team
The specialists
Who offer high-quality tree care services nationwide
Daniel
European Tree Worker (ETW).
Gert-Jan
Specialist
Frequently asked questions about tree pruning
The best time to prune depends on the tree species. Some trees are best pruned in winter, while others, such as willows, are preferably pruned in summer. We are happy to advise you on this during a tree inspection.
Usually not, but for protected trees or in conservation areas, a permit may be required. We check this in advance and arrange it if necessary, so your pruning work can proceed without any concerns.
Yes, in addition to trees, we also prune hedges. Read more about the best time to prune a hedge.
Yes, our certified climbing tree care specialists are experienced in pruning tall trees, even in hard-to-reach locations.
We responsibly dispose of all pruning waste after the work is completed. Your garden will be left clean and tidy, without you having to arrange anything yourself.
Do you have another question about tree pruning, our way of working, or your specific situation? Feel free to contact us. You can easily submit your question using the contact form, and we will get back to you promptly with an appropriate answer.
On-site consultation
We assess your situation together and provide tailored advice.