Overgrown shrubs swallow windows and make a well-kept house look neglected. We prune for shape and health, at the right time for each species, and haul every clipping away.
Health pruning so shrubs stay full instead of hollowing out
Renovation cuts that bring overgrown shrubs back to size
Species timing: azaleas and lilacs right after they bloom
Full cleanup, clippings raked, tarped, and hauled
How the job goes
AssessSpecies, condition, and how far gone it is. Some bounce back hard, some need stages.
PruneHand and shear work as each plant calls for, shaped to the house.
Clean upBeds left cleaner than we found them, every time.
What affects the price
Number and size of shrubs, how overgrown they are, and haul-away volume. One or two visits a year keeps most foundations sharp, and we'll tell you which yours needs.
Common questions
Most foundation shrubs: once or twice a year. Fast growers may want a mid-season touch-up.
Usually. Some species take a hard cut, others come down in stages over a couple seasons. We'll tell you which you have.
Always. Cleanup is part of the job, not an add-on.