Enhance the value of your property with a new hedge.
A hedge made up of trees provides beauty and privacy for your home and with careful selection and proper planting, it can bring many years of enjoyment. Spending the time and money to design and plant a hedge can increase the value of your property and depending on the type of tree hedging you desire, can provide privacy from street traffic or neighbours, reduce noise, act as a windbreak to protect against harsh winds, reduce blowing snow, and even display certain tree characteristics such as spring or summer flowers or berries.
Once you have decided on the type of tree and the reason you desire tree hedging, the next steps include deciding how tall you want your hedge to be, how much space you have available, how many rows of trees you would like, mapping the area and finally, planting your hedge. Don’t forget to take into consideration what the average mature size is of your preferred tree and plant with enough space for new trees to grow.
At Hudson Tree Services in Burlington, Ontario, we have over 20 years of training and experience in tree planting and care and can help you select the right type of tree for your new hedge. We can also help you choose the design and layout that works best for your property. As certified arborists, we have expertise in tree planting and pruning, shrub planting and pruning, deep root fertilization and more. We also provide stump grinding and removal of dead shrubs and trees.
Tree hedging is worth the investment and with careful planning, can be a great asset to your property. If you are interested in discussing plans for your new hedge, please contact us through our phone number or website so we can set up an appointment to come to your home for a consultation and free estimate. The owner of our company is dedicated to providing the best tree care available and supervises each and every job. Don’t hesitate to call us today!
At Hudson Tree Services, we offer tree hedging services in Etobicoke, Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, Ancaster, and Milton, Ontario.