Hedge Trimming in Harrisburg PA
Service

Hedge Trimming

A sheared hedge only looks good if the lines are true. We string-line long runs, taper the sides so sunlight reaches the bottom, and keep the top level — which is exactly why our hedges stay full instead of going bare at the base.

Why it matters

Benefits

  • Straight, level lines on long privacy runs
  • Proper A-taper keeps the base dense, not bare
  • Screening stays thick for real privacy
  • Recurring schedules available so it never gets away from you
What you get

What's included

  • String-lined shearing for true top and side lines
  • Tapered sides so light reaches lower growth
  • Dead and winter-burned growth removed
  • Ground raked and hard surfaces blown clean
  • All clippings hauled away
How it works

Our simple 3-step process

01

Measure the run

We measure linear feet and height and quote a flat price per trim.

02

Shear to line

Lines set, sides tapered, top leveled across the full run.

03

Clean up

Clippings raked, blown, and removed from the property.

Ready to get started?

Free on-site estimates. Most quotes back within 24 hours — no obligation.

FAQs

Common questions

How often should hedges be trimmed?+

Fast growers like privet and arborvitae want two to three trims a season. Slower boxwood and yew are fine with one or two.

How much does hedge trimming cost?+

Typically $6–$12 per linear foot depending on height and access, with a small job minimum.

Can you trim tall hedges?+

Yes — we trim up to roughly 12 feet from ladders and platforms. Taller than that we'll refer you to a tree service.

Why is my hedge bare at the bottom?+

Almost always because the sides were sheared straight or wider at the top, shading out the base. Tapering the sides fixes it over a season or two.

When should I not trim my hedge?+

Avoid late fall. New growth pushed by a late trim won't harden off before frost and burns over winter.

Do you check for nesting birds?+

Yes. If we find an active nest during spring, we skip that section and come back after fledging.