Tree Services in Pasadena, Maryland

Planting, Trimming, and Removal Services in Arnold, Severna Park, Glen Burnie, Lake Shore, and Throughout Anne Arundel County

Trees play a vital role in enhancing the beauty and health of your landscaping. Whether you’re looking to plant new trees, maintain your existing greenery, or safely remove a damaged tree, professional services can make all the difference. At Maryland Landscape Services, we understand the importance of well-cared-for trees, both for their aesthetic appeal and for maintaining the ecological balance in your yard. 

Our licensed, insured, and MHIC-certified outdoor services team is here to support you in creating and maintaining a vibrant, healthy landscape you can enjoy for years to come. With extensive experience in planting, trimming, and removing trees up to 20 ft. tall, we provide top-quality solutions tailored to every residential and commercial property's unique needs. From helping your trees grow strong and healthy to handling tricky removals safely and efficiently, we’re committed to delivering exceptional results. 

Do you need help managing your trees? Call our Pasadena tree services team at (888) 297-9157 or reach out to Maryland Landscape Services online to request professional advice and a free estimate!

How Often Should Trees Be Pruned or Trimmed?

Most trees benefit from thorough pruning every 3 to 5 years to remain healthy, while younger or faster-growing trees may require more frequent maintenance. If you’re not sure when your trees were last cared for, or if you think circumstances may call for a non-routine trimming, there are certain warning signs you can watch out for that indicate it’s time to call the professionals.

Call Maryland Landscape Services if you’ve been dealing with: 

• Dead or broken branches. These can pose a safety risk as they are more likely to fall unexpectedly, potentially causing injury or property damage. 
• Dense or overgrown canopies. When sunlight struggles to penetrate through the branches, it can hinder the overall health of the tree and the surrounding plants below. 
• Branches close to structures or power lines. Overreaching limbs can create hazards, especially during storms, and may lead to costly damage. 
• Signs of disease or decay. Discolored leaves, fungi on the trunk, or peeling bark could indicate your tree is in distress and needs immediate attention to prevent further decline. 
• Unbalanced growth. Trees leaning heavily to one side or growing unevenly can become unstable and may require corrective pruning to restore balance. 

Regular trimming not only helps your trees look their best but also helps them stay safe and strong, especially in storm-prone areas.