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Tree Care
Tree care and maintenance is an important aspect of ensuring that trees remain healthy, attractive and safe. This involves a range of activities, including felling, pruning, stump treatment, crown reduction, and dealing with hazardous, dead and dying trees.
Felling
Felling a tree involves cutting it down to the ground. This is typically done when a tree is no longer wanted, is causing damage or is posing a hazard. It requires careful planning and execution to ensure that the tree falls safely and without causing damage to people or property.
Pruning
Pruning is the process of selectively removing branches from a tree to promote its health, shape and structure. Pruning can also be done for safety reasons, such as removing branches that are dead, diseased or damaged, or those that are blocking access or visibility.
Stump Treatment
After a tree has been felled, the stump can be left to decay naturally, but this can take several years. Alternatively, the stump can be removed, but this can be expensive and time-consuming. Stump treatment involves using chemicals to speed up the decay process, making it easier to remove the stump or allowing it to be left in place without causing problems.
Crown Reduction
Crown reduction involves removing the outer branches of a tree to reduce its overall size. This can be done for aesthetic reasons or to reduce the weight of the tree, making it less likely to topple over in high winds.
Dealing with hazardous, dead and dying trees
Hazardous trees are those that are at risk of falling and causing damage or injury. Dead and dying trees can also pose a hazard, as they are more likely to fall or drop large branches. Dealing with hazardous, dead and dying trees may involve felling, pruning or removing branches, or providing support to the tree to reduce the risk of failure.
It is important to note that tree care and maintenance can be dangerous and should only be carried out by trained professionals. If you are unsure about how to care for a tree or if you have concerns about its health or safety, it is recommended that you consult a qualified arborist or tree care specialist.