Residential
Professional Shrub Pruning in Vancouver, WA
Keep your shrubs healthy, shapely, and beautiful year-round
Overview
Professional shrub pruning improves curb appeal while promoting healthier growth and better flowering.
Our trained crew handles hedges, foundation plantings, and overgrown shrubs with species-specific pruning techniques.
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- Tree care
- Serves
- Vancouver, Clark County, the Portland metro and SW Washington
- Hours
- Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm
Tree services
What's included
- Species-specific pruning techniques
- Rejuvenation pruning for overgrown shrubs
- Formal and informal hedge shaping
- Flowering shrub pruning timed for maximum blooms
- Disease and dead wood removal
- Size management and growth control
- Foundation planting maintenance
How it works
How the job runs
Assessment
We evaluate your shrubs, noting species, current condition, growth patterns, and your desired outcome.
Pruning Plan
Based on species and goals, we determine the best pruning technique and timing for optimal results.
Professional Pruning
Our crew prunes each shrub using proper cuts that promote healthy regrowth while achieving the desired shape and size.
Cleanup
All clippings and debris are removed from your property, leaving your landscape clean and beautiful.
Credentials
Licensed in Washington and Oregon
- Licensed
- WA L&I KITRETS812LG, OR CCB 246740
- Workers comp
- Coverage for our crews
- Membership
- Tree Care Industry Association
Questions
Shrub pruning questions
Not covered here? Call 1-360-836-9363 or ask an expert.
When should shrubs be pruned?
It depends on the species. Spring-flowering shrubs should be pruned right after blooming. Summer-flowering shrubs are best pruned in late winter or early spring. Evergreens can typically be pruned in late spring.
Can you save an overgrown shrub?
In many cases, yes. Rejuvenation pruning can restore overgrown shrubs to a manageable size over one to three seasons, depending on the species and its condition.
How often should hedges be trimmed?
Most formal hedges need trimming two to three times per growing season. Informal hedges may only need annual pruning.
Free estimates
Let's look at your trees. The estimate is free.
Contact our team today for a free on-site estimate. Our tree care crews are ready to help.