Architectural tree pruning for business parks

<p>Maintaining the <strong>protection of vegetated surfaces</strong> while enhancing the image of a professional site is essential, and <strong>this intervention applies to the architectural pruning of approximately 20 ornamental trees</strong> within a business park.</p>

<p>The climbing arborist uses gentle pruning techniques to structure trees without compromising their health. Each tree is assessed individually to respect its shape, growth pattern and surroundings. This approach ensures a <strong>harmonious visual balance</strong> and supports <strong>long-term tree vitality</strong>.</p>

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<li>Assessment of tree health</li>
<li>Definition of an architectural pruning plan</li>
<li>Species-appropriate gentle pruning</li>
<li>Removal of dead or unbalanced branches</li>
<li>Consistent aesthetic shaping</li>
<li>Chipping and removal of green waste</li>
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<p>Architectural pruning improves light circulation, reduces risk from weakened branches and contributes to a <strong>long-term enhancement of the site</strong>, aligned with corporate image standards.</p>

<p>By entrusting this task to a qualified specialist, you benefit from a safe intervention and a <strong>controlled and refined aesthetic result</strong> suited to professional environments.</p>

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<h3>Questions fréquentes</h3>
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<li><strong>Why choose architectural pruning ?</strong> To improve performance and safety.</li>
<li><strong>Typical duration ?</strong> About one working day.</li>
<li><strong>Frequency ?</strong> Usually every 2 to 3 years.</li>
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