Tree cutting, in Saint-SauveurCutting down a tree is the ultimate act we do with trees. And so we mourn the loss of that beautiful tree that has enhanced our lives in so many ways. We know all about the benefits of trees: property value, landscape centerpiece, air purification, cooling, shaded sitting areas, animal and bird shows... But when is it appropriate to cut down a tree? The following answers this question.
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Dead tree
The felling of a tree is inevitable when the plant is dead. If too much time has elapsed before cutting it down, there is even a danger of it falling and causing injury to people or damage to property. In addition, insects and fungi would have a field day in the many cracks that form over time, which increases the fragility of the specimen. It is then necessary to face the fact that a tree must be cut down.
Tree affected by disease
Pruning can sometimes be enough to get rid of diseases, pest infestations or fungus, at least if the intervention is done quickly before the situation gets worse. You can contact us, Emondage Saint-Sauveur, at 514-800-6310, so that our professional pruners can go and inspect the condition of your trees and propose to you, among our range of tree maintenance services, the ones that are most applicable.
When it takes too long to intervene or when the damage in question turns out to be incurable, cutting down the tree becomes unavoidable. This action prevents unfortunate consequences caused by the fragility of branches or a whole tree. They represent a high risk of falling to the ground without warning. In other words, their presence endangers people and structures located nearby. In the case of an infestation that can spread, the surrounding vegetation is also at risk.
When it takes too long to intervene or when the damage in question turns out to be incurable, cutting down the tree becomes unavoidable. This action prevents unfortunate consequences caused by the fragility of branches or a whole tree. They represent a high risk of falling to the ground without warning. In other words, their presence endangers people and structures located nearby. In the case of an infestation that can spread, the surrounding vegetation is also at risk.
Tree hit by a storm
Another risk to which trees are exposed is bad weather. It goes without saying that strong winds, lightning and heavy rainfall can be very damaging. Major cracks can appear, especially on the trunk, to the point where the specimen is no longer able to face the next episode of bad weather. The risk of collapsing on a car or a passer-by is real.
It is conceivable that bracing could avoid having to cut down a tree, thus giving it additional life time. But if not, in the interest of preserving the site and safe surroundings, this last act must be done.
It is conceivable that bracing could avoid having to cut down a tree, thus giving it additional life time. But if not, in the interest of preserving the site and safe surroundings, this last act must be done.
Unrooted tree
The force of winds can sometimes be so strong that it uproots trees. And then, even when the result has not yet knocked down the plant, it is highly likely that a felling is inevitable. Safety is once again the primary guideline for arboricultural interventions.
Tree planted in an inappropriate location
Now you're planning to install that outdoor artisan bread and pizza oven the whole family has been dreaming about. But you postpone it incessantly, because right in the most appropriate spot, there is this beautiful oak tree that the whole family loves. You can't get rid of it, so you don't make it happen.
You know, at Emondage Saint-Sauveur, in our many years of accumulated experience, we have seen so many different situations that we have a huge repertoire of possibilities among which there may be an alternative that will allow you to carry out your project and keep your magnificent plant. Our valuable advice will be at your fingertips by contacting us at 514-800-6310. We will be happy to find a solution among our tree care services that will solve the problem or provide an alternative if possible. Pruning or trimming may be an option.
You know, at Emondage Saint-Sauveur, in our many years of accumulated experience, we have seen so many different situations that we have a huge repertoire of possibilities among which there may be an alternative that will allow you to carry out your project and keep your magnificent plant. Our valuable advice will be at your fingertips by contacting us at 514-800-6310. We will be happy to find a solution among our tree care services that will solve the problem or provide an alternative if possible. Pruning or trimming may be an option.
When the branches of two trees become entangled
Sometimes, as two trees grow, their branches become entangled. And sometimes the entanglement becomes a nuisance to their respective growth. It is not unusual to have to sacrifice one of the two specimens. Making such a choice may be a simple matter when one of the plants is very old and the other is not, or when the ornamental value of one is higher than the other. But the choice may not be obvious. We could then bring you another look at the situation by adding considerations to your analysis. Let us help you make this decision by contacting us.
After cutting down a tree
Every unimaginable option was reviewed and a tree had to be cut down. Now it's done and you are left with a mountain of debris. The big pieces will go in the wood stove or fireplace without a problem. But the branches? Don't panic, shredding is part of our services. Chipping allows the wood from the branches to be reused in other ways. And if you prefer not to keep them, we take care of their second life and we leave you with your land free of these useless branches.
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