A Trusted Tree Trimmer near you

The job of tree trimmers is to remove problematic branches from residential neighborhoods, businesses, public buildings, or utility right-of-ways. Trimming becomes necessary for aesthetics, organic growth, health, or even to clear power lines or roadways. If you are a homeowner who likes to present a neat and tidy yard, seasonal trimming will ensure it. More importantly, it will prevent any hazards that cause severe injury or property damage.

What Type of Equipment do Tree Trimmers Use?

Accessibility to tools is the reason that many homeowners choose to hire professionals rather than do it themselves. Other than a chainsaw or an ax, there are many tools that tree trimming requires to ensure accuracy and safety.

• Ropes and ladders must be used for tall trees so that trimmers can ascend and descend safely. Lines that pull down the larger branches ensure that trimmers do not have to put themselves in direct danger of falling on them.
• Safety tools like a hard hat, steel-toe boots, gloves, and eyewear protect trimmers from serious injuries or death.
• Because trimmers often work in dangerous locations like the canopies of trees, specialized equipment like climbing hooks, safety rigging, pole saws, and chainsaws require skill and knowledge to ensure their safety.

They also use harmful chemicals when tree bugs and disease have disrupted the typical life cycle of your trees.

What is the Median Salary for Tree Trimmers?

Tree trimming is a skill that can be learned on-the-job. While some of them have certifications, most employees demonstrate physical strength, tool knowledge, communication skills, and proficiency in safety protocols. Because of the hazards in this industry, the median annual salary for a trimmer is $33,500. Depending on the state you live and the amount of experience and education, you can make between $21,000 and $56,000. Some states require arborist or organic certification, so the more you invest in your skills and knowledge, the higher your potential to make more in this industry. By 2024, the job outlook is expected to grow by 6% which shows great potential as a respectable profession.