Signature service

Knowing which cut
to make.

The difficult part of pruning is not always making the cut. It is understanding which branch to remove, which to keep, and why it matters.

Apple tree pruned during a Tree Stylist guidance session

Education is part of tree care.

Jeremy works directly with homeowners to look at their safely accessible trees. Together, you can discuss what the branches are doing, which concerns deserve attention, what should wait, and how today’s choices influence a tree’s future structure.

What you can learn

Clearer eyes for the trees you care for.

  • Which branches should remain
  • Which branches should be removed
  • Why a particular branch is a concern
  • Where to make proper pruning cuts
  • How much can reasonably be removed
  • What should be addressed now
  • What should wait
  • How structure develops over time
Educational video

Learn to Prune Your Own Trees

A concise introduction to Tree Stylist Pruning Guidance Sessions: homeowner-focused conversations that help make tree care more understandable and safer to approach from the ground.

Watch on YouTube

One-to-one guidance, where it helps most.

Both options are conversations with Jeremy—not generic videos or a pre-made plan.

01

On-Site Pruning Guidance

$300 first 60 minutes

$125 each additional 30 minutes

Walk your property together and work directly with the trees in front of you.

Request on-site guidance
02

Virtual Pruning Guidance

$95 base session

$75 each additional 30 minutes

Use photographs, video and live consultation to discuss trees wherever you are.

Request virtual guidance
Safety comes first

Guidance is for work that can be safely performed from the ground.

Climbing, chainsaw work aloft, electrical hazards, large-limb removal and other hazardous operations should be handled by appropriately trained professionals. A careful decision can include deciding not to make a cut yourself.

Bring your questions

Let’s look at the tree together.

Virtual Pruning Guidance is not geographically limited to Michigan. Send a few photos and describe what you would like to understand.

Start a guidance request