Arborist Tree Care

To keep our trees healthy, it's important to be attentive and take immediate action if there are any signs of disease or infestation. Maintaining and caring for trees can extend their life and protect other nearby trees. If there is any change in the tree's appearance, or if something seems off, it's best to contact an Arborist. These professionals are trained to assess trees and determine the best course of action for the tree's and its surroundings' well-being. Relying on a professional tree service to evaluate the situation, suggest a plan of action, and execute it properly is always best.  

Before resorting to cutting down a tree, an Arborist will always explore other options such as pruning or trimming. However, safety is the top priority and if the tree is deemed a risk, it must be taken down. Waiting for the tree to fall on its own can result in severe damage and injury. If the tree is weak or sick, it must be removed as it poses a serious threat. It is not recommended for the average person to attempt to remove a tree as it can be dangerous and potentially cause damage to surroundings. A professional Tree Service has the necessary skills, knowledge and equipment to safely and effectively remove a tree using a variety of methods.     

It is important to trim your trees on a regular basis in order to keep them healthy. Trees are not indestructible and can be harmed by a variety of factors, including broken or decaying branches and severe weather conditions. Like humans, trees age, and their various parts, such as branches, bark, and roots, make up their overall structure. Trimming your trees on a regular basis allows you to identify and address any potential issues that may arise. 

The first step a Tree Service takes is to identify any limbs that are not benefiting the tree's health. These branches or arms can be removed to prevent any potential sickness from spreading to the rest of the tree or causing unexpected breakage. It's important to remove them before anyone or anything gets hurt. The Arborist will then inspect the tree for any signs of disease or infection and remove them to prevent further spread. If any branches or stems are already damaged and will eventually die, it's best to remove them now as well.

Once all the other steps have been taken care of, the Tree Service will inspect the tree trunk. Our aim is to trim and shape the tree in a way that promotes its overall health and strength. Any parts that might hinder the tree's growth will be removed. In cases where the tree is situated near a structure, our Arborist will carefully consider the surroundings and prune the tree in a manner that causes it to branch away from the structure. This process is ongoing and should be performed on a regular basis. If the tree poses a potential threat to a roof or garage, we can take proactive measures by trimming it to prevent any future problems.  

It's crucial to recognize the potential dangers of trees near power lines. These lines transport significant amounts of electricity that can trigger fires if the trees are too close. Despite the fact that electricity can leap from the line to the tree without direct contact, the risk can be reduced by maintaining a distance of at least 3 meters.