Tree Cabling and Bracing Service
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Cabling is an invaluable way to protect your trees and property. Cables reduce the risk of trees failing due to structural defect, be it poor branch attachments or decay within the tree. Cables disperse force and reduce burden away from areas of the tree that are likely to fail.
Cables are installed within the canopy of the tree and often can't be seen from the ground. It is important to have a certified arborist install a cabling system to the A300 Standards for cabling in order to get the proper protection.
Cables are installed within the canopy of the tree and often can't be seen from the ground. It is important to have a certified arborist install a cabling system to the A300 Standards for cabling in order to get the proper protection.
- Steel cable - Steel cables have a longer life span, are not flexible and very difficult to see.
- Dynamic cables - Allow trees to move allowing the tree to continue to develop wood as need to support itself. Dynamic cables photo degrade and do not have the longevity as steel cables.
- Bracing - Use of steel rod(s) in limbs or leaders to provide support for a junction or crotch. They can be used to reinforce weak crotches. Bracing is usually done in conjunction with cabling.
“I found your company by searching online. I was impressed with your website and the information contained therein. I sent an email via your website and was contacted by Dan Mello who is the Owner/Certified Arborist. He contacted me in a timely manner, was very responsive and answered all my questions in a very professional manner. It was quickly evident that he knows trees! I scheduled the removal of three trees. I definitely recommend Dan Mello and his team...excellent job!”
Jim, Portsmouth, NH
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Installation of cables and bracing rods, coupled with pruning - to reduce weight - can reduce the likelihood of a structural failure. A large mature tree may cost significantly more to remove if it has structural issues.