The Clifton tree care company is scheduling tree removal and tree trimming for homeowners ahead of Northern Virginia's fall and winter storm season.
(PRUnderground) August 7th, 2026
United Tree Service, a locally owned tree care contractor serving Clifton, Virginia, has expanded its tree removal and tree trimming services as homeowners and businesses prepare their properties for the fall and winter storm season. The company is now accepting new residential and commercial projects across Fairfax County.
Seasonal storms, wind, and ice place heavy stress on Northern Virginia trees, and overgrown or weakened branches are among the most common causes of preventable property damage. In response, United Tree Service has increased crew and equipment capacity so its ISA-certified arborists can handle both routine trimming and the safe removal of hazardous or declining trees before severe weather arrives.
The company's tree removal service in Clifton covers hazardous, damaged, and unwanted trees, including difficult removals near homes, driveways, and utilities. Each removal begins with a certified assessment and includes complete debris cleanup and responsible disposal, protecting surrounding structures and landscaping throughout the process.
United Tree Service's tree trimming and pruning work is built around scientifically sound arboricultural practices. Certified arborists evaluate each tree's structure before making precise cuts that improve form, remove hazards, and support healthy growth. Proper trimming increases air circulation, reduces the risk of branch failure during storms, and enhances the long-term health of the landscape, with late winter to early spring often ideal for major pruning of most deciduous trees.
Licensed, bonded, insured, and TCIA-accredited, United Tree Service has served Clifton since 2010 and remains owner-involved on every project, offering free property assessments throughout Clifton and surrounding communities, including Fairfax Station, Centreville, and Virginia Run. Homeowners can schedule a free tree assessment by calling or texting 571-946-1990.
