Tree cabling, Tree bracingGuying is one of the possible servicing techniques offered to trees. This process consists of setting up a device with the purpose of stabilizing a tree or a portion of the plant. The stake pricked to retain a young tree is planted in the same vein. However, tree cabling is usually more complex than this. Learn more about how our tree service Westmount arborists are using this technique in the following discussion.
What to do in case ofstructural problems with trees? One of the differences between urban and forest trees is the amount of daylight each type of species receives. In this matter, urban plants are the winners. One of the impacts of this is an accelerated growth compared to their rural counterparts. This can lead to an imbalance in weight, causing structural problems. One side of the tree relative to the other, or the top relative to the base, may be accentuated. If the gap between the two is large, an imbalance occurs. Fractures or even the fall of branches or the tree could occur. Fortunately, tree cabling can allow the large plant to regain sufficient stability and continue its development as if nothing had happened.
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Branches weakened by a storm
Another difference between urban and rural trees is their respective outcome in the presence of a storm. In the forest, since the large plants are closer to one another, they offer mutual protection, as it is more difficult for bad weather to reach them. In the city, the space between trees is larger. Every tree is, therefore, subject to the vagaries of the weather without external protection. Hence, trees in metropolitan regions are more likely to be affected by severe weather. In the case of branches that are torn to the point of falling, tree bracing could be helpful. Allow us to look at the situation in greater detail by contacting us at 514-613-1117. In fact, no matter what tree service you are interested in, our arborists at Emondage Westmount will be happy to provide you with the optimal intervention to meet your desires and expectations.
A tree with several trunks may present a risk
Do you have a tree on your property with two (or more) trunks growing out of it? Be aware that there is a risk of fracture at the point where these trunks meet. In fact, the resulting lack of space for each section of branches creates a constant pressure, as there is a dispute over the available space for each trunk to grow. Over time, a small, innocuous-looking crack could grow and become a concern. The idea is to avoid further danger, in case of a complete fracture, and a fall of a heavy section of the species. The practice of tree bracing may commence long before an unfortunate consequence occurs, as a preventative measure. We offer a free inspection of your trees anywhere in Montreal.
Why should I pay attention to tree cracks?
It is highly recommended to perform an inspection of your trees, especially after a storm. This way, you will know their nature, and you will be able to identify significant damage after bad weather or at other times. Contact our tree service Westmount specialists. Our certified arborists will be able to evaluate if guying would be an appropriate course of action, possibly combined with other techniques such as tree pruning or tree trimming. We perform these practices to avoid risk of possible future dangers, and to ensure your satisfaction is met.
A tree has become destabilized: what to do?
Maybe you have noticed that the base of some trees is wider than the top, such is the case with the fir tree. This growth and development strategy enables the branches of the lower portion of the trees to receive sunlight from side angles, preventing any deprivation caused by shadows from higher branches.
In urban areas, because of the increased space available to large plants compared to rural conditions, imbalances in growth occur more often. Fortunately, guying practices can help restore balance to your trees.
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In urban areas, because of the increased space available to large plants compared to rural conditions, imbalances in growth occur more often. Fortunately, guying practices can help restore balance to your trees.
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Emondage Westmount offers you a free evaluation for your tree guying needs
Remember to inspect your trees regularly. As soon as you notice any signs of concern, call our certified Emondage Westmount team at 514-613-1117. One of our arborists will come to your home to examine the situation and see which tree service will best suit your needs. We will then give you a free quote for the intervention we propose, if necessary. permit for tree removal
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