We take precautions to protect your property during tree removal.
Pruning Before/After
This is a compromised silver maple, having a large open cavity, with a column of decay in the trunk. Instead of removing the tree we were able to prune and cable it, reducing it's likelihood to failure to an acceptable level.
A before picture of a horse chestnut we structurally pruned - reducing the chances of failure.
We focused all pruning on the codominant leader on the side of the lean. Reducing its weight and leverage with many small cuts.
Good pruning happens at the exterior of the canopy. Here we provided some clearance off two homes and a number of utility lines.
Removing Stem Girdling Roots (A defect that should have been removed at planting)
Wildlife/Habitat Trees
