Tree Health Care in Burlingame CA
Pruning trees is a valuable part of keeping your trees healthy and beautiful, and a safety measure to minimize the risk of falling branches. IMPERIAL TREE REMOVAL SERVICE, Burlingame, CA, helps to protect against irreparable damage caused by unqualified tree pruning services, which can make trees vulnerable to rot and insect infestations, endangering the tree, safety of human and damage to surrounding properties.
Entrust the pruning of your trees to our IMPERIAL TREE REMOVAL SERVICE specialists who:
- have a complete understanding of the physiology of trees.
- have extensive practical experience with a wide variety of tree species.
- Stay on top of the most effective science publishing techniques.
- are equipped with the best equipment and know-how to use them correctly.
Is my tree dangerous?
How do I recognize a dangerous tree? What are the techniques and methods of professionals? In order to respond to growing interest and the need to prevent any risk of falling trees, a new profession is emerging, that of expert arborist.
The tree in the forest, no danger
In nature, where man has gone to look for trees, it is normal for them to lose their dead branches or for the crown to break. It is part of the cycle of life. The fallen tree allows light to penetrate, and thus promotes the growth of young trees. Wood that has fallen to the ground degrades and becomes beneficial humus for the health of the forest.
The tree in the gardens and park, be careful
In gardens, parks or avenues, risks must be minimized. The tree owner is responsible for any damage that it could cause in the event of total or partial breakage. It is therefore important to maintain it in order to avoid any danger.
Inspection of the tree by an expert arborist
The climber arborist often manages to secure the tree by carrying out a maintenance pruning and possibly the installation of guy ropes. However, it happens that the tree must be subjected to a health and safety expertise, because of its situation and its condition. It then requires the intervention of the expert arborist. Initially, this determines the physiological state of the tree. By observing the crown, terminal shoots and foliage, he assesses its vitality. The expert then proceeds to an analysis of the mechanical risks. Indeed, a tree having a very good vitality and showing no apparent defect can sometimes present internal damage likely to make it a danger.
There are different ways to find out the mechanical condition of a tree, including tomography and tensile testing.