Reduces density to improve airflow and light without changing the tree’s natural shape.
- ✓Improves airflow and sunlight penetration
- ✓Reduces wind resistance in storms
- ✓Helps lower disease and pest pressure

Safer canopies. Healthier trees. Cleaner curb appeal. Plano Tree Care provides professional trimming and pruning designed to protect your home, reduce storm risk, and keep growth under control.
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Clear scope + recommendations
Licensed & Insured
Safety-first crews
ISA Certified Arborist
Professional oversight
Clean Jobsite
Haul-off + full cleanup
Clear scope, safe work, professional crews, and a clean property when we leave. This is the baseline — every job.
You know what’s included before any work starts.
Risk, access, and protection are part of the plan.
We haul debris and leave the yard looking right.
Clean cuts, tidy work, and simple next steps.
North Texas weather can be hard on trees — especially when growth is unmanaged. Routine trimming helps protect your property while keeping trees healthy and balanced.
If you’ve got cracked, hanging, or unstable limbs, we can help with emergency pruning and cleanup to restore safety fast.
Explore storm damage & cleanup →Our certified arborist and professional crews evaluate tree species, age, and canopy structure before making any cuts. Following ANSI A300 pruning standards, we focus on long-term tree health and reduced risk — every cut is strategic.”
Proper pruning improves structure and helps your trees handle wind, heat, and storms better.
Not every tree needs the same cut. We choose the right method based on structure, safety, and long-term health — then we explain the “why” so you know exactly what you’re getting.
Reduces density to improve airflow and light without changing the tree’s natural shape.
Removes dead, diseased, or damaged limbs to reduce hazards and improve health.
Lifts low-hanging branches for clearance over sidewalks, driveways, roofs, and vehicles.
Manages canopy height and spread to reduce weight and improve structure.
North Texas weather can be brutal on canopies. Routine trimming helps reduce hazards, protect your home, and keep trees healthier year-round — especially before storm season.
These are the outcomes homeowners care about most — and the ones we plan for on every job.
Every property is different. We recommend the right mix based on tree health, safety risk, roof and driveway clearance, and how you want the canopy to look.
Great for safety + tree health. Ideal before storm season or when you’re seeing deadwood.
Designed to reduce wind load and help light and air move through the canopy.
Perfect for property protection and access. Keeps branches off structures and out of the way.
Used when a canopy is overextended or near structures — without harmful “topping.”
The right timing depends on species, structure, and safety risks — but the signs below are the quickest way to know it’s time to schedule trimming.
Professional pruning should improve safety and structure while keeping your trees healthy and your property looking sharp. Below is the “before vs after” impact homeowners typically notice.
Have photos you want us to review? Send them when you request an estimate and we’ll help you prioritize the work.
Every property is different. We’ll recommend the right prune based on tree structure, safety risks, long-term health, and your goals — curb appeal, clearance, or storm-readiness, or long-term health.
Remove dead, cracked, and failing limbs to reduce risk and improve tree health.
Selective pruning to improve airflow and reduce wind resistance during storms.
Lift the canopy for clearance over sidewalks, driveways, patios, and streets.
Reduce weight and overextension — especially for long limbs over structures.
Stop branches from touching roofs, gutters, windows, fences, and siding.
After storms, we remove hazards and correct damaged structure where possible.
Real homeowner reviews — because safe, clean, professional trimming should be easy to verify.
If you don’t see your question here, call (214) 502-8375 or request a free estimate.
Pricing depends on tree size, access, risk factors, and what type of trim is needed (deadwood, raising, reduction, clearance, etc.). The fastest way to get an accurate number is a quick on-site assessment.
The “best time” depends on species and goals, but safety hazards can be handled anytime. Many homeowners schedule trimming before storm season or when trees start contacting roofs/structures.
Proper pruning helps tree health and structure. We use correct pruning cuts and avoid harmful practices like topping. Our recommendations are based on safety, structure, and long-term health.
Yes — cleanup is part of professional service. Haul-off and disposal options can be included in your estimate, depending on scope and your preference.
Trees near electrical lines require special safety procedures and sometimes coordination with the utility company. We’ll assess the situation and advise the safest path forward.
Yes — if storms create hazardous limbs or downed trees, call us for urgent help. We prioritize safety hazards and access clearance first, then schedule follow-up corrective pruning as needed.
Request a free estimate from Plano Tree Care. We’ll assess the trees, explain your options clearly, and handle the work safely — trimming, clearance, storm hazards, and corrective pruning.
