Just be sure you paint the exposed trunks with white paint to protect them from sunburn until the canopy grows back to shield them. Cheap white latex paint thinned 1 to 1 with water works fine.

Indeed please do protect those trunks as Johnmerr says. They still have time to grow and come back before the cold season hits. The timing could have been much worse.
You will need to watch the water requirements closely.

This happened to a friend of mine's citrus in Scottsdale. A "reputable" landscaper pruned (really butchered) and killed an established 15 ft. tall Lemon tree - he did it just before a freeze hit.
Same with my neighbor's lemon. "pruned" by landscapers in December just before our freeze season. (guess what happened)

I find that landscaping service companies are even worse when instructed to plant citrus.
Fire them and find someone who actually knows what they are doing.
Good luck, George K

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