Tree pruning

Good care for the
trees you want to keep.

Branches over the roof? An overgrown tree in the yard? Tell Womer’s what you want to change and talk through a pruning plan for your property.

A Womer’s crew member works from an elevated bucket beside trees on a residential driveway.

Reviews of pruning and limbing

5.0
★★★★★64 reviews on Google
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CharlieGoogle review
★★★★★
They removed 3 trees as well as pruning 4 trees at a reasonable cost. We would highly recommend them!
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Pamela BellGoogle review
★★★★★
Womer's team did a great job of limbing up trees on a steep bank over the highway.
Gary Marshall, DVMGoogle review
★★★★★
Scheduling the job of removing 5 trees and limbing several others was easy.

Selected Google review excerpts. Checked September 11, 2026.

Three simple steps.

01

Tell us what you need.

Call or send a few details about your tree.

02

Get an estimate.

Talk through the work, cleanup and price.

03

Pick a date.

Agree on the details and schedule the job.

Before you request an estimate.

When should my tree be pruned?

Timing depends on the species, condition and reason for pruning. Describe the tree and the issue when you get in touch, rather than assuming the same season works for every tree.

Can pruning replace removal?

Sometimes, but it depends on the tree and the concern. If safety or structural damage is involved, start with an assessment before deciding on the work.

What should I include in my request?

Your town, the number of trees and what you want to change. Mention nearby roofs, fences or overhead lines and any access restrictions.

Other ways we can help.

Tell us what’s going on with your tree.

Share a few details about the job, or call Sam and the crew to talk through the next step.