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OUR CERTIFIED ARBORISTS HELPS YOUR TREES AT ANY STAGE OF LIFE
When you are planting or removing trees, careful planning is important. That?s true whether you are a homeowner or commercial property manager. From shade and drainage to potential future problems with roots, there are many factors to consider.
Are you not sure what exactly needs to be done? If so, our on-staff certified arborist can help you with your landscape design, everything from selecting the right types of trees to deciding where and when to plant them. With the guidance or field services of an arborist, your tree planting is more likely to be successful. We can help you to make the best decisions on trees and landscaping plants.
When selecting and planting new trees for your property, there are a number of questions you should ask yourself:
Remember: a well-placed tree in your yard can add beauty, help keep your home cooling bills down, and provide privacy or a visual screen. However, planting the wrong types of trees, too many trees, or placing trees in the wrong spot can cause a lot of problems down the road. The key is good planning in advance!
Tree cabling and bracing is used to support structurally weak trees that are susceptible to wind and storm damage, or even the weight of their own foliage. This support technique uses hardware to make the tree more structurally stable.
As arborists, it is our job to safeguard people, property and the environment from potentially hazardous trees. Tree cabling holds a tree in a stationary position while its root systems develop. Tree cabling is especially beneficial for newly planted trees, but it must be done in a manner that does not cut into tree trunks or limbs. Understand, too, that the tree cabling may need to be adjusted as the tree grows.
We recommend cabling for trees when:
Tree cabling and bracing is more than a rope tied to a tree and a stake in the ground. Proper tree cabling is attached to a tree in a way that it will not damage the trunk or limbs. This is accomplished by the use of special hardware and rubber sleeves for wire cables. The cabling, from ground to tree, needs to be at specific angles. The amount of time that cabling needs to remain in place varies on the situation.
If you have weak, damaged or newly planted trees and you think they may need to be cabled and braced, please contact us today. Our certified arborist has years of experience with tree cabling and bracing, and can determine the best course of action in terms of structural integrity.
If you have severely damaged, dead or dying limbs, we can trim those for you as well. This is important to do, since trimming off dead or damaged branches promotes good overall tree health. Keep in mind weak limbs are not always obvious, to it?s always helpful to have a professional arborist come out and assess your trees.
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